Wisdom Participation · The Lesser of Two Evils

Examine the choices, challenge the assumed limitation, and look for the narrow way.

Begin with a real situation in which you feel forced to choose between two options you do not believe are right.

The goal is not merely to choose the less harmful door. Examine whether the entire two-choice premise is false and whether another response is consistent with Scripture.

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A diverse crowd facing ornate doors marked Lesser Evil and Greater Evil

Guided Bible study in action

Study. Examine. Respond.

01

Seek Truth

The Two Choices

Name the choices as they have been presented to you.

Choice A: What am I being asked to accept?
Choice B: What am I being asked to accept?
02

Reflect Deeply

Challenge the Premise

Do not assume that the choices placed before you are the only choices available.

What if I choose neither?
03

Find Wisdom

What Does Scripture Say?

Isaiah 5:20–21 · Matthew 7:13–14 · Romans 12:21 · KJV

Measure the decision against Scripture, not merely against the alternative.

What does Scripture say about the decision?
04

Find Wisdom

Is There a Narrow Way?

Matthew 7:13–14 · KJV

Look beyond the prominent choices and examine whether another way is right.

Is there a narrow way?
05

Take Action

Overcome Evil with Good

Romans 12:21 · KJV

Identify a response consistent with Scripture rather than choosing the less harmful door.

What would overcoming evil with good look like instead?

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