How would you conduct a morality test?

originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
a reply to: Ruiner1978

And so on indeed!
It's all mankind's responsibility, yes?

Slinging it on God's plate is what should be cracking people up.
The gift of free will comes with the bad stuff too. But, BUT!!! That is on us.

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Responsibility?

In a way, but I wonder, maybe just man preying upon man. Esoteric slavery and cannibalism disguised as benevolence? Then would it not be man's naivety?

Yeah (smile), " . . . . on God's plate."

Tis always someone else's fault . . . .

. . . . . and "gifts",

My grandmother grew up in the Goldfields of Western Australia, Cue was the name of the town. She would cross the road to touch a Chinaman for luck.

She thought the Chinese "Lucky bastards" (in the Australian vernacular) because they always had gold.

Truth be; they worked hard growing vegetables for which they were paid in gold in them days.

So, is freewill truely a "gift"? Or is is it something born of a sense of self that we have worked hard to develope as incarnating Beings?

If so, then perhaps one can suggest that the "collective consciousness" religeon strives for is something to grow out of in the first instance?

On the other hand, if "older" more cunning preditors were to construct a trap to catch human minds and freewill, then what better trap then an ideology?

Sorry Ruiner1978 I'm in one of those moods this morning. Need more coffee.

My Grandmother died three days ago.
It was a kind of relief though cos, y'know, dementia.
Do you think it's ok to "thank God"?

Make it like Highlander.

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE.

a reply to: Ruiner1978

I can relate to that, watched my mother go the chemo route with cancer.. it was a relief for everyone when it was over. Especially my mother.

Checked on her the day after and she was sitting up in an afterlife bed excitedly telling a few close friends how she was a star in the ballet company. Looked all of sixteen or seventeen years of age. The rest of her memories returned in order of importance over the next two weeks.

It is simple desire that brings us here from observation.

a reply to: Krahzeef_Ukhar

I would give them dominion and power in exchange for good morality. No servants needed.

The test would come after they are powerful.

The one who uses their power the most fails. The one to use their power sparingly wins.

What is lost and what is gained?

The most moral would decide if I am worthy of being their God.