Live and let live? And the power of Ego?
Posted by: adonis49 on: February 27, 2015
Live and let live? And the power of Ego? February 27, 2015
This power that I have a mind of my own?
Believing in one God of several Gods or Demigods who created and organized this universe is not any more difficult to fathom than the myriad of ways people behave, think and reflect as they grow up.
If mankind was so limited in his behaviour, then studying man would have been as straightforward and simple as studying the laws of nature.
All you had to do is to control efficiently and as accurately the few variables we research to affect a particular behaviour.
In all the critical questions such as death, what after death, birth, how we survived the infantile stage and live to long age, how mankind managed to exist, does a God or several exist… the only main factor of interest to each one of us is “And my Ego? Where is my Ego in the equation?”
I should tend carefully and assiduously to the status of my Ego in all your discussions.
Nothing is of value if my Ego was not given its full weight and its vast contribution to mankind and the sustainable activity for a renewable nature.
Isn’t this your main concern?
Even if I died and nobody knew that I died or what I may have contributed to any kinds of community, I still insist that want my Ego in the equation.
And the more incognito I existed, the louder and vociferous I am in matter of life, death, contraception, euthanasia, death sentences, abortion, equal rights to all regardless of equal contribution to humanity…
Sciences may unveil a few mysteries, but the mysteries do Not necessarily cease to be miracles.
The highest miracle of all is to have lived long enough to grow to think that I acquired a mind of my own, a set of values of my own, and that I can survive, away from my parents and my close community.
Live and let live means: Never believe that you have the right to be blunt and cruel to disprove an individual that he indeed cannot have a mind of his own.
The lot of the living is a continuous stream of pains, suffering, depression, affliction, in nature “Red in tooth and claws”, and our violent behaviour toward others.
And here is the puzzle:
Either the Gods cannot abolish Evil or they will not.
If God cannot, he is Not all powerful.
If God will not, he is not all that good.
Either God is not all powerful or he is not all goodness.
I tend to side with the statement: God is not that powerful and does not wish it to be.
For all those insisting on the existence of a God by necessity, at least refrain from substituting your abstract concepts of rightfulness when acting or judging the behaviour of others.
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