Man's greatest need is not to have a pure environment (per environmental Marxists), nor to have pure social justice (per social Marxists), nor to have pure economic equality (per economic Marxists), nor to have pure sexual freedom (per sexual Marxists). Man's greatest need is to have a pure heart; for without a pure heart, no one will see God, but will rather see an everlasting hell. Purity in most contexts is greatly desired by the world (the purer the better): whether pure air (who loves polluted air?); or pure water (is there a mad rush to buy muddy drinking water at the store?); or pure gold and silver (when have you ever seen 50% pure gold valued higher than 99.9 % pure gold?). But when it comes to a pure heart, all kinds of mixture with impure thoughts, evil desires, and vain lusts are just great. The one kind of purity that the world truly hates is moral purity because that kind of purity does not allow people to do whatever pleases them. Before becoming Christians, we knew the misery of the impure heart and what it brings (not true joy and satisfaction but heartache). The world can have the vanity and eternal destruction of the impure heart, but give me the blessedness of a pure heart.
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