07/10/2026
To modern ears, Christianity can sometimes sound judgmental. 🫢
That is because our modern relativistic culture increasingly treats questions of truth, goodness, and beauty as merely personal preference: “You have your truth, and I have mine.”
Christianity, on the other hand, teaches that reality has an order—that some things are truly good, some better, and some bad. God is not only the source of Goodness, but the ultimate standard by which all is measured. 📏
This does not mean Christians are called to stand above others in self-righteous judgment. We are all sinners, being drawn upward by the same God.
Our ancestors understood that an ordered world is not "oppressive" merely because it distinguishes right from wrong. This hierarchy gives life direction. It tells us that our choices matter, that sacrifice can be meaningful, and that there is something greater than comfort, entertainment, status, and money. ☀️
Modern relativism promised "freedom" from judgment. But when nothing is higher than anything else, it becomes difficult to explain why anything is worth pursuing or sacrificing for. Is it any surprise that so many of our children feel directionless, anxious, or starved for meaning?
Christianity offers us something far more beautiful: a summit to ascend. 🏔️
Holy order is not something to fear. It means there is a real Good, real Love, real Truth, real Beauty—and that, through God’s grace, we are invited to participate in them. ✝️