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  %DISTINGUISH POSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE CERTAIN PROBABLY 071025
   %ABSOLUTE TRUTH COMPLEMENTARY AUTHENTICITY GRACE 071025
%OBJECTIVE OBJECTIONS SCIENCE ENGINEERING REFLECTED 071025
%REFLEXIVE INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS TRUE LOVERS GODLY 071025
 %IMMATURE YOUTH ADULTS IGNORANCE IDEALS VALUES SEX 071025
%RISKS INVULNERABLE SECURITY MEANINGFUL DIALOGUE IT 071025

Some  people have difficulties distinguishing between what
is possible and what is not possible:

 1.  In the objective realms of science and engineering.
 2.  In the reflexive realms of personal relationships.
 3.  In the reflexive realms of communal relationships.
 4.  In the subjective realms of planned relationships.
 5.  In the spiritual realms of communal religions.
 6.  In the economic realms of wealth concentrations.
 7.  In the political realms of legislative decisions.

The  difficulties which people have in making many of  the
above kinds of distinctions --- may originate in:

 1.  The immaturity of youth and little experience.
 2.  The immaturity of provincialism among adults.
 3.  The immaturity of isolationists among adults.
 4.  Tragic misleading idealism combined with ignorance.
 5.  Preoccupations with a few exclusive ideals/values.
 6.  Believing that all things are possible to believers.
 7.  Believing that God makes all things to be possible.
 8.  Believing that if you can visualize it, it can be so.
 9.  Mobs encouraging each other to believe the impossible
10.  Greedy people believing their wants are real needs
11.  Insane people who are out of touch with reality.
12.  Mentally-ill people who are confused/misguided.

     Be-Together in the Many-Gracious ways of Shalom.

                         (c) 2007 by Paul A. Smith in
                      "Search for Honesty and Integrity"
                    (On Being Yourself Whole and Healthy)

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