Faith or Flesh, Good Seed or Bad Weed

The question that Pilato mockingly asked Jesus, after our saviour affirmed that He was born to give testimony of the Truth - according to the Gospel of the apostle John - 'What is truth? ' was a relevant question for all of us living in this dark world, because other than the words of God of the 'good news of the message of salvation' that Jesus, His son, on this earth brought us, there is no Truth at all in this realm.

With the fall of Adam and Eve that separated them from God, humanity lost its recognition of the Truth, that was a part of Adam and Eve's God-consciousness, and as a result, their descendants were left with the hell of a self-conscious existence grounded on an unreliable human knowledge based on an inferior rational mind whose logic judgements of objectivity do not allow the existence of other beings and phenomena. Still, only what our five bodily senses can detect, and these are often clouded by a fallen nature easily aroused by Satan, the deceiver of this world.
Human knowledge lacks the capacity to acknowledge the truth of divinity. 

Consequently, the secular knowledge orchestrated by Satan and his human demons has created its pseudo-truths, such as lust, that sinks even deeper into our already fallen nature; idolatry, that branches out from our corrupted thoughts; and greed and pride that are the result of our unending covetousness. 
These sins and vices constitute the bad weed that Satan has planted along the good seed (the word of God) that Jesus, our divine Sower, had already planted in the soil of our world, humanity and evolution through His redemption.

The only hope for our salvation lies in our Faith in Jesus that is strongly related to the receptivity of our hearts that can respond directly to a specific condition of the soil where the good seed planted by our savior has fallen in; either blind to His messages; rocky by lacking will to receive the gift; rebellious, being more interested on worldly desires and concerns; or fully dedicated to Jesus through righteousness.

Where are our hearts? Are we sons and daughters of the kingdom of God? 
Or do we belong to the Evil One?
Only two destinies await all of us at the end of times that are approaching fast: Either to be separated due to our righteousness as wheat to be gathered into the granary of the kingdom of God, or to be separated as useless weeds, due to being worthless, evil and sinful, to be burned in a fiery furnace.