. . .Nick looked at Cherie with a great sense of seriousness. His deep eyes penetrated hers, gripping every bit of her attention. It was clear that he was trying to take control of the situation, and trying to shift her opinion on the matter to that which he had embraced. “Christians distinguish between good and evil too,” Nick added, “because if you don’t distinguish between good and evil, you’re saying that God is both good and evil. You’re saying that God is a part of all cruelty, murder, slums, cancer, leprosy, and war. That’s not God. Not our God. That’s Satan. The Christian God is very personal and only good. He’s an active loving God, not a passive part of nature. He is the Creator, not the creation.” Nick paused. “So, what do you think of Jesus?” Cherie answered, “Jesus was a prophet. A great moral teacher.” “Yeah, I figured that was your opinion. That’s the default opinion. Muslims believe that too, but many even go further by denying that. . . Read More