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New philosophy:
I was asked a day or so ago what did I believe? Was man made to be naturally good or naturally evil? I said, well...
In the first place, I dont believe man was "made" at all. I dont believe that a single force is quite capable enough to make an ENTIRE species. Nevertheless, I decided that man was neither good nor evil, simply neutral with certain good deeds and certain evil deeds. I decided then, that since man was naturally neutral, then the entire balance of man was to be in accordance with the virtues found in each individual man. This means that since each person is neutral that the environment in general is going to be neutral, or that each good deed must be follwed by and evil deed somewhere in the world, and vice versa. It makes sense to me. This way, neither a good nor an evil higher power could possibly win all the holy wars that people talk about. Doesnt that sound nicer...that the world doesnt have to end, it could just continue is this little harmonical circle forever. Sounds alot nicer than the concept of hell.
I was asked a day or so ago what did I believe? Was man made to be naturally good or naturally evil? I said, well...
In the first place, I dont believe man was "made" at all. I dont believe that a single force is quite capable enough to make an ENTIRE species. Nevertheless, I decided that man was neither good nor evil, simply neutral with certain good deeds and certain evil deeds. I decided then, that since man was naturally neutral, then the entire balance of man was to be in accordance with the virtues found in each individual man. This means that since each person is neutral that the environment in general is going to be neutral, or that each good deed must be follwed by and evil deed somewhere in the world, and vice versa. It makes sense to me. This way, neither a good nor an evil higher power could possibly win all the holy wars that people talk about. Doesnt that sound nicer...that the world doesnt have to end, it could just continue is this little harmonical circle forever. Sounds alot nicer than the concept of hell.