Isn’t It Better to Do Good for Goodness’ Sake?

The discussion centers on the idea of doing good for its own sake, emphasizing intrinsic moral development over external rewards. It delves into transforming children's understanding of morality from fear of judgment to seeing God as a loving figure. Engaging with doubts about God's character due to perceived violence in the Old Testament, the conversation explores deeper moral concerns. The relationship between justice, love, and divine wrath is examined, alongside the unique character of Jesus, shedding light on His perfect nature compared to other historical figures.