Reticent Rogue Part IV
Continuing from Part 3 - A Naybob of Sense weighs in...
More people need to stand together on calling out the inappropriate conduct of both government and religion.
You, my friend have genuine courage and integrity for doing it.
"The bottom line: a new and more equitable Social Contract is needed."
Yes, 100% agree. Most people are good and want to be good but often lack the education and positive motivation to be good.
On Jean Jacques Rousseau statement:
"Falsehood has an infinity of combinations, but truth has only one mode of being.”
Connect the dots; We have over a thousand competing religions in the world all claiming to be right yet pure simple math makes it painfully clear at best, one might be right.
For those who wish to be truly enlightened, understanding the error that generates a thousand competing religions is critical in not getting taken advantages of.
No one can deny that error is: "blind, superstitious faith" And no one can deny that falsehood has an infinity of combinations.
Waverider
The Nattering One muses... "at best, one might be right" this is the hope that religious idiots cling to with their faith, their religion might be right.
One small problem which causes all the other problems... none are right, and all are wrong.
If the talking monkeys ever wake up to this harsh reality, there might be a chance for their survival. Until then, game over.
Reticent Rogue 1-4
More people need to stand together on calling out the inappropriate conduct of both government and religion.
You, my friend have genuine courage and integrity for doing it.
"The bottom line: a new and more equitable Social Contract is needed."
Yes, 100% agree. Most people are good and want to be good but often lack the education and positive motivation to be good.
On Jean Jacques Rousseau statement:
"Falsehood has an infinity of combinations, but truth has only one mode of being.”
Connect the dots; We have over a thousand competing religions in the world all claiming to be right yet pure simple math makes it painfully clear at best, one might be right.
For those who wish to be truly enlightened, understanding the error that generates a thousand competing religions is critical in not getting taken advantages of.
No one can deny that error is: "blind, superstitious faith" And no one can deny that falsehood has an infinity of combinations.
Waverider
The Nattering One muses... "at best, one might be right" this is the hope that religious idiots cling to with their faith, their religion might be right.
One small problem which causes all the other problems... none are right, and all are wrong.
If the talking monkeys ever wake up to this harsh reality, there might be a chance for their survival. Until then, game over.
Reticent Rogue 1-4
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