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Karma and Reaping what You Sow

This video is about comparing karma with the Christian teaching of reaping what you sow. And we will see that a more interesting question is: Why would a relational God make use of a teaching that does not lead to a relationship with him? Sounds interesting? Let me know what you think in the comments section below. Links: For some cool coffee mugs inspired by all I've done here, check out my store on Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/SNS-... If you benefited from this video and want to say thank you. You can buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CharlesY... Videos talking about God being a relational God. If God is such a relational God, why does he allow evil in the world?    • If God is so Relational, Why Does He Allow...   How can a relational God send people to hell?    • How Can A Relational God Send People to Hell?   Passages of Interest: Matthew 5:45 ~ God causes the sun to rise upon and sens rain to both the wicked and the righteous. (No karma involved here.) Matthew 6:5 ~ Don't pray where people can see you, they have their reward. Pray in secret, God will reward. (This is about sowing to the Spirit and not to the flesh.) Matthew 6:14 ~ Forgive and it will be forgiven. (Forgiveness... not work to earn merit. Not Karma based which is about doing works to earn merit and advancement.) John 9:2, 3 ~ The blindness was not for the man's sin nor for those of his parents. (No karma involved here either). John 1:17 ~ The Law was given through Moses, Jesus came with truth and grace. (Grace and mercy come through Jesus, karma knows neither.) John 3:16-18 ~ These verses talk about forgiveness and restoration of relationship with God. Karma deals with neither. By definition, it is blind to both. Matthew 22:34-40 ~ The two greatest commands and that all others hinge upon these two. Galatians 5:6 ~ Faith which works through love. Galatians 5: 16 - 26 ~ Life by the Spirit. This contains the illustrations mention, v.19 and v.22. Resource: The Reason for God by Timothy Keller. https://amzn.to/2RtvsGS My brief review of this book is here:    • Review of Resource 1: The Reason for God b...   Please note, while this link will take you to amazon, it is no longer an affiliate link. But is left here for your convenience. You're welcome. Charles