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Originally posted by Reality Hurts
The concepts of "good" and "evil" vary from person to person. There is no set globally accepted definition of either, in how it relates to everyday actions. Granted, there are basics that are understood, but even those vary from location and situation.
* Islamic fundamentalists see themselves as "good"
* Christian fundamentalists see themselves as "good"
* Islamic and Christian fundamentalists do not necessarily see the other as "good"
* Pacifists see themselves as "good"
* Soldiers see themselves as "good"
* Pacifists and Soldiers see themselves do not necessarily see the other as "good"
Its all a matter of perspective and opinion.
Originally posted by Reality Hurts
The concepts of "good" and "evil" vary from person to person. There is no set globally accepted definition of either, in how it relates to everyday actions. Granted, there are basics that are understood, but even those vary from location and situation.
Its all a matter of perspective and opinion.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
reply to post by Deus_Brandon
Deus, I think it is important to realize, as many of those quotes suggest. is that the presence of evil can actually lead a person to become stronger spiritually. While I am not one that thinks evil is good, I do think that it exists to help man advance spiritually.
Without hurdles to jump, where is the test? Unless we are tested spiritually, we cannot develop.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Well, firstly, Deus, you are not adding ten pounds of weight each week unless you are taking performance enhancing supplemets.
But, anyway, yeah, I see your point. Much like weight lifting, development take time...