Mind

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This is about the mind of God. Huh? What could that even mean? God is incomprehensible to us, permanently beyond our grasp. God is the mystery of glory and grace, we as humans have no chance of knowing God's mind. 

True. All true.

How can I, a sub-microscopic speck of momentary existance, here for but a nano-blink of time, how can I approach such unknowable thoughts as these?

Yet, so many moments in a typically human day, it would be useful to know a higher perspective, What Would God Do, moments needing and then heeding a consistent moral clarity.

Although a universe of light-years distant from God's knowing, should we not still imagine, never fully achieving it, but bettering ourselves by at least wondering?

The broad, convenient grey areas humans have between wrong and right- God has no such grey area. The operative hypocrisy we all so imperfectly prove on mortal occasion- God has no such hypocrisy.

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