“Good morning people,” spoke the Pastor with his deep soothing voice, “It is so good to see all of you on this fine morning.”

“Mornin’ to you too,” the crowd replied happily.

It is this positive image that comes to my mind whenever someone asks about God. That exuberant feeling of comfort and joy that comes with the smile on the entire church’s face. It is this description that I relate with God. The feelings of joy and happiness take hold of all aspects of life when God’s name is brought into the equation. His power to reach out and inject every member of a crowd with this delightful disease is something which should be cherished by the entire world. Another great aspect of God is his ability to forgive.

Forgiveness is a corner stone of the Christian faith and God is the divine power t

hrough which forgiveness passes. Believers have known this for centuries and the power of this belief is alive and well today. I for one am a devout Southern Baptist, and believe that forgiveness from God is there for any who ask, they need only to do just that, ask. God’s forgiveness is a special gift that is only given when asked for. The price for this forgiveness is the simple acknowledgement that you accept God and know him for all the spectacular things he is.

Responsibility is defined by The American Heritage Dictionary as, “Liable to be required to give account for something.” This concept the very reason why it is my believe that I have no reason to forgive God for anything. I may thanks, praise, or even question, but to forgive God for events totally out of his control is obscene in my opinion. With free will comes accountability for your actions and this where responsibility comes in play. In the past, people have been rude, crude, and down right nasty in certain situations, but I still to this day believe that they will are totally responsible for that. God had no input on their actions and I see no reason to forgive him for letting them act as they did.

In conclusion, God need not be forgiven nor blamed for any of the incidents in our lives. The responsibility for what happens to us is our own due to the free will given to us by God during out creation. We ask God for his forgiveness in accordance with out religious beliefs, not in the opposite order. God is the divine creator of man and the universe and the top individual of the Christian faith. He is not one who needs to be forgiven for the actions of humans on earth who may inflict their will upon you or anyone else. It is this belief that I have come to after my years of study and exploration of the subject and it is this belief that will remain with me until the end of my days.

These kind acts were not likely done because of some strange act of God. God was not trying to gain this woman’s forgiveness for causing her to become pregnant with the child. God did not cause any of these things. The people involved are solely responsible for all which had

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