RE: Is There a Point To Living a Moral Life?
October 17, 2013 at 10:29 am
(This post was last modified: October 17, 2013 at 10:31 am by ronedee.)
(October 17, 2013 at 2:51 am)max-greece Wrote: Are you starting to understand yet?
Its not God, the Boogie man, the police, the courts, the legal system that impacts any of this. This is an entirely internal process - devoid of external influence. I think it is a natural state, or target state.
Why am I good?
Because I like the way it makes me feel.
Yeah! I do understand.
And (good) is all that is important to God, no matter what we percieve Him to be!
Personally? I feel the same way (as God) does. All that matters to me is that we can have a "good" relationship and "try" to understand each others methods and motives. That is the point of my questions!
I've never condemned any of you for not believing in God. What I have condemned is the closed-mindedness, and persecution of those who love God.
As God's children, we are to love one another. And I do love each one of you! But I do hate the personal attacks for what our belief's are! Just because we are part of a religion does not make us inherently guilty by association..... especially since most of you know that our relationship with God is based on a "personal" one. We are not saved collectively, but individually. And we are well aware of religion's shortcomings. And most of us want to change that.
But....people organize religion, not God. I might love people, but I have little faith in them to do anything right. Like our govt for example!
Thanks for your thoughtful reply!
Quis ut Deus?