dannyegg4575
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You're right again Inceptor, you don't have to follow in blind faith anything anyone say. But you can listen to what they have to say, offering your own opinions to what is said.
Right or wrong refers to opinions. And you're right Inceptor, we do need morals and standards. We do need guidance. Except, we don't have one. We're left on this lonely planet without a rulebook. All we have are experiences with what works and what doesn't work. And then we have the Bible that tells you what you should and shouldn't do. That's all.
There are always both sides to any coin in everything. However, all I'm asking is what is right and what is wrong? Nobody can tell us that. For all we know, we should be killing each other. Is that right or wrong? It's only wrong because we knowing to doesn't work. Killing is bad. but what if you're killing a psychotic killer? What if that psychotic killer is your own child? Would you turn him in? Will killing the killer be right or wrong? Is vengeance the answer? how would killing someone bring back a loved one? Vengeance doesn't do anything. Say you do get your revenge, your heart might feel calm for a little while, you might feel justified but they you'll feel like sh>t all over again. How about the love ones of the killer you just killed? how are they going to feel?
If you have a dying child suffering in his death bed, would you pull the cord? Or would you rather he suffer? Lets go a little further, it might be easy to answer if it's not your child but what if it was your very own child?
You ask, lying, cheating, steal etc... is that wrong? of course its wrong. but we only don't do it because we know it doesn't work in a bigger context. Who here have never lied? who among us have never in God's term, "sin"? Come on. Be honest. Everybody's done it. If you're starving and on the street, with no "hope" and your children need to be fed, you're pushed to the edge... would you hold on to morals to stay alive?
So does that make you a bad person?
It's up to you if you want to believe what's being said is true or not. Life is about experiences and experiments. Try it out, use your own judgement, and implement if you deem them right. If you fail, so what? try something else.
There is no real answer. If you placed too much emphasis on right and wrong instead of what works and what doesn't work, you'll always be from the inside looking out instead of being outside looking in.
It's following in blind faith. Like some of the religious followers I know. These followers follow the Bible is equivalent to a child being told by his parents that Santa Claus exists. They never questioned the story. God who created men or men who created God?
You can't close your minds to new ideas, new concepts, new things. You have to see things from every angle objectively. Heck, you don't even have to believe a thing I'm saying. All that is written is for your own analysis. This is what Dr. Paul mentioned about boundaries. This is awareness.
Right or wrong refers to opinions. And you're right Inceptor, we do need morals and standards. We do need guidance. Except, we don't have one. We're left on this lonely planet without a rulebook. All we have are experiences with what works and what doesn't work. And then we have the Bible that tells you what you should and shouldn't do. That's all.
There are always both sides to any coin in everything. However, all I'm asking is what is right and what is wrong? Nobody can tell us that. For all we know, we should be killing each other. Is that right or wrong? It's only wrong because we knowing to doesn't work. Killing is bad. but what if you're killing a psychotic killer? What if that psychotic killer is your own child? Would you turn him in? Will killing the killer be right or wrong? Is vengeance the answer? how would killing someone bring back a loved one? Vengeance doesn't do anything. Say you do get your revenge, your heart might feel calm for a little while, you might feel justified but they you'll feel like sh>t all over again. How about the love ones of the killer you just killed? how are they going to feel?
If you have a dying child suffering in his death bed, would you pull the cord? Or would you rather he suffer? Lets go a little further, it might be easy to answer if it's not your child but what if it was your very own child?
You ask, lying, cheating, steal etc... is that wrong? of course its wrong. but we only don't do it because we know it doesn't work in a bigger context. Who here have never lied? who among us have never in God's term, "sin"? Come on. Be honest. Everybody's done it. If you're starving and on the street, with no "hope" and your children need to be fed, you're pushed to the edge... would you hold on to morals to stay alive?
So does that make you a bad person?
It's up to you if you want to believe what's being said is true or not. Life is about experiences and experiments. Try it out, use your own judgement, and implement if you deem them right. If you fail, so what? try something else.
There is no real answer. If you placed too much emphasis on right and wrong instead of what works and what doesn't work, you'll always be from the inside looking out instead of being outside looking in.
It's following in blind faith. Like some of the religious followers I know. These followers follow the Bible is equivalent to a child being told by his parents that Santa Claus exists. They never questioned the story. God who created men or men who created God?
You can't close your minds to new ideas, new concepts, new things. You have to see things from every angle objectively. Heck, you don't even have to believe a thing I'm saying. All that is written is for your own analysis. This is what Dr. Paul mentioned about boundaries. This is awareness.
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