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Honestly, and this sounds really really self-centered, but I'd play the lottery. Not necessarily because I need it, which I only do to a small extent, but because I could do so much good with it.
First, I could go to the university of my dreams and major in Biomedical Engineering like I want to. Then, I could fund research to make medicines and overall improvements in the human condition. I could fund some really important projects and just... help people, I guess.
I hate that money is so necessary in all of this, but I'd be a liar if I said it wasn't.
Anyway, to the people who said that they'd make everyone Christian, I have a question: do you think that's the best way to change the world? Not necessarily that it wouldn't be a good thing, but doesn't it seem almost like you're MAKING them become Christian? Would that take away any of the value or experience from the actual process of accepting Christ?
Just wondering.
First, I could go to the university of my dreams and major in Biomedical Engineering like I want to. Then, I could fund research to make medicines and overall improvements in the human condition. I could fund some really important projects and just... help people, I guess.
I hate that money is so necessary in all of this, but I'd be a liar if I said it wasn't.
Anyway, to the people who said that they'd make everyone Christian, I have a question: do you think that's the best way to change the world? Not necessarily that it wouldn't be a good thing, but doesn't it seem almost like you're MAKING them become Christian? Would that take away any of the value or experience from the actual process of accepting Christ?
Just wondering.