The Vanity of Unbelief

It is impossible to deny the existenance of an all-knowing all-sovereign God. The natural man wants to avoid this realtiy and they hope against hope that with the passage of time, that this all aspiring feeling of the presence of God will dwindle. However, men in the absence of God are in no wise superior to brute beasts and in many respects far more miserable. It is as Plato wrote:"the highest good of the soul is likeness to God, where, when the soul has grasped the knowledge of God.