Blake Robert Templeton argues that a moment of clarity can spark a fierce hatred for evil and awaken what he calls a holy rebellion. He says humanity is meant for more than numbness and passivity, and that turning conviction against evil rather than surrendering to it ignites an internal fire.
Hatred for evil. That's when the holy rebellion begins. The holy rebellion begins with the epiphany, the realization, the revelation, the one sentence, the one thought, the one moment of clarity that I was created for more. Not to be numb, not to be addicted, not to be reactive, not to be passive, not to be spiritually sedated. But something awakes inside a man like a fire, a holy dissatisfaction, a boiling hatred for evil. That's when the holy rebellion begins. He begins to see the lie the moment a man refuses to cooperate with a voice enslaving him, the moment he actually turns the conviction against the enemy to be louder than the conviction to surrender to the enemy.
