Intransigence
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Wikipedia describes intransigence as
"refusal to change one's views."
A trait that people of faith
are known to demonstrate; if put to the test.
Don't get me wrong,
obstinance is not a bad thing,
merely a form of thinking that is resolute,
a stone pillar that will not bend.
If one honestly believes God exists,
there is no compromise;
their faith is absolute.
Their belief infers a soul
and they'll defend that with their life,
regardless of questions raised.
They contend that the truth is tethered
to the soul and anchored in the heart
of a true believer.
So, they adopt intransigence
and will never give way;
fearing it may cost them eternity.
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2019
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