Jordan Jonas

uh unjustifiable this is gradual yeah it's a gradual process of a little bit at a time i think that's why like for me like having a path of faith is like works as like a mooring because it can help me shine that light on myself you know it's like something else because if you're just looking at yourself and looking within yourself for for your compass in life it's really easy to get that thing out of whack but you kind of need

perspective from which you can step out of yourself and look into yourself and judge yourself accordingly and am i walking in line with that ideal you know and then and i think without that check your your subject you know it's easy to ignore the fact that you might be able to commit those things but we live in a pretty easy comfortable society like what if

perspective from which you can step out of yourself and look into yourself and judge yourself accordingly and am i walking in line with that ideal you know and then and i think without that check your your subject you know it's easy to ignore the fact that you might be able to commit those things but we live in a pretty easy comfortable society like what if

perspective from which you can step out of yourself and look into yourself and judge yourself accordingly and am i walking in line with that ideal you know and then and i think without that check your your subject you know it's easy to ignore the fact that you might be able to commit those things but we live in a pretty easy comfortable society like what if

You know, what if we pictured yourself in the position of my grandparents and then all of a sudden you got the upper hand in some kind of a fight? What are you going to do? You know, you definitely picture becoming evil in that situation.

You know, what if we pictured yourself in the position of my grandparents and then all of a sudden you got the upper hand in some kind of a fight? What are you going to do? You know, you definitely picture becoming evil in that situation.

You know, what if we pictured yourself in the position of my grandparents and then all of a sudden you got the upper hand in some kind of a fight? What are you going to do? You know, you definitely picture becoming evil in that situation.

Yeah, that's so true.

Yeah, that's so true.

Yeah, that's so true.

It really is. It's so inherent and so natural in us to justify ourselves. It's really... I mean, I think it's almost... I mean, just understanding history, you read history, it blows my mind that, and I'm super thankful that... Somehow, and this has been missed you so much, but somehow this ideology arose that love your enemies, forgive, forgive those that persecute you.

It really is. It's so inherent and so natural in us to justify ourselves. It's really... I mean, I think it's almost... I mean, just understanding history, you read history, it blows my mind that, and I'm super thankful that... Somehow, and this has been missed you so much, but somehow this ideology arose that love your enemies, forgive, forgive those that persecute you.

It really is. It's so inherent and so natural in us to justify ourselves. It's really... I mean, I think it's almost... I mean, just understanding history, you read history, it blows my mind that, and I'm super thankful that... Somehow, and this has been missed you so much, but somehow this ideology arose that love your enemies, forgive, forgive those that persecute you.

And just on down the line that something like that rose in the world into a position where we all kind of accept those ideals, I think is really remarkable and worth appreciating. That said, a lot of that gets wrapped up in what is so natural. It just becomes another instrument for tribalism or another justification for wrong.

And just on down the line that something like that rose in the world into a position where we all kind of accept those ideals, I think is really remarkable and worth appreciating. That said, a lot of that gets wrapped up in what is so natural. It just becomes another instrument for tribalism or another justification for wrong.

And just on down the line that something like that rose in the world into a position where we all kind of accept those ideals, I think is really remarkable and worth appreciating. That said, a lot of that gets wrapped up in what is so natural. It just becomes another instrument for tribalism or another justification for wrong.

And so I even myself am self-conscious sometimes talking about matters of faith because I know when I'm talking about it, I'm talking about something else other than what someone else might think of when they hear me talking about it. So it's interesting.

And so I even myself am self-conscious sometimes talking about matters of faith because I know when I'm talking about it, I'm talking about something else other than what someone else might think of when they hear me talking about it. So it's interesting.

And so I even myself am self-conscious sometimes talking about matters of faith because I know when I'm talking about it, I'm talking about something else other than what someone else might think of when they hear me talking about it. So it's interesting.

Like you said, it's kind of fuzzy. So I've only been able to get clear vision of it when I live it. It's not something you profess or anything like that. It's something that you...