For the life of him, he couldn’t figure out whether he or shouldn’t do it. Either way the pros and cons weighed about the same. If he did do it, would he regret it later? If he didn’t, would it amount to a sin of omission?
The contrary pulls tormented and paralyzed him.
Then an idea struck him. Now that he’d learnt to believe in prayer, he’d earnestly ask God for direction through the toss of a coin: heads would mean this, tails that.
His tension eased, he fished out a coin from his wallet, and gave it a flip.
The contrary pulls tormented and paralyzed him.
Then an idea struck him. Now that he’d learnt to believe in prayer, he’d earnestly ask God for direction through the toss of a coin: heads would mean this, tails that.
His tension eased, he fished out a coin from his wallet, and gave it a flip.
