We all get to decide what we say “Yes” to. And to stay where you are miserable and where your “soul is crying for a change” likely grieves God as it would any father to see one of his children suffer so. I doubt He’ll see the need to punish you as you are already suffering the consequences of those choices.
Episode #763 February 05, 2021
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Do your principles to finding or creating work your love work under Communism?
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One of the features of communism not mentioned – there is no “quitting’ in communism. If the state assigns you a job and you hate it, too bad so sad. Unemployment in communist countries is considered a crime, and the unemployed are enemies of the people. After all, “the people” (a euphemism for the government) feed you, clothe you and house you. If you don’t give your labor to “the people” then you are a thief. And just as they are in every other society, thieves are punished – “the people” put you into a “reeducation camp” and make you productive, one way or another.