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Originally posted by The Dark Lord
The world is highly secular and animalistic
In evidence there of I present the characteristics of Canis Lupis The Wolf. I know these
traits from personal experience and prolonged contact with the afore mentioned Lupis.
They are protective of family , loving of family, loving without qualification, open and upfront, They don\'t put on false faces,fronts or airs( they leave no doubt If they don\'t like you),protective,gentle,and caring of their young. They have a strong legal and social system(if one goes bad they are removed permanently from the pack/family/social group).
Given the current state of human society I take it as a great compliment to be associated with the \"animalistic\" behavior stated above.
Originally posted by Jade Bridge
Originally posted by The Dark Lord
The world is highly secular and animalistic
In evidence there of I present the characteristics of Canis Lupis The Wolf. I know these
traits from personal experience and prolonged contact with the afore mentioned Lupis.
They are protective of family , loving of family, loving without qualification, open and upfront, They don\'t put on false faces,fronts or airs( they leave no doubt If they don\'t like you),protective,gentle,and caring of their young. They have a strong legal and social system(if one goes bad they are removed permanently from the pack/family/social group).
Given the current state of human society I take it as a great compliment to be associated with the \"animalistic\" behavior stated above.
Great post!!
Originally posted by GreatTech
Thank you for your replies. Certainly, a few animals are more "human" than a few "humans". Please note that I meant no disrespect towards animals. In fact, I love animals when they behave. It is, however, our God-given responsibility as humans to be the role model and greatest influence of beings on earth. Despite this, I frequently observe sinful human behavior that is blind towards any consequence.
Originally posted by lucum per lucerna
It is now my turn to acknowledge the great wisdom in your posts. :-) The question often arises...
How can a person be corrected of their egoism if the heart is unwilling?
How can a person be persuaded to care about themselves and others? Like you, I love animals very much and would do just about anything to help them see how important and loved they really are. Yet I'm still confused knowing not what to say or how to say or if it is even the right thing to say? I recall an ancient story in which angels swooped down, in their westward travels, carrying bread of all things. At any rate the story said that angels bread creates equality and brotherhood among the unwilling and the short sighted and it tastes good too!
Originally posted by lucum per lucerna
How can a person be corrected of their egoism if the heart is unwilling?
Originally posted by lucum per lucerna
How can a person be persuaded to care about themselves and others?
Originally posted by GreatTech
Do you seek to know God, yourself, or others first? I believe that if you seek to know God first and yourself second, you can understand yourself and others the best.