I think it's a given that there are certain large evils in this world, famine, war, destitution, terrorism and suchlike.
But what about closer to home?
Isn't it time that religions set aside their differences for their gods and beliefs, and worked towards a common goal of aiding humanity rather than dividing it?
I think a large amount of people have lost sight of what a lot of religion entails - kindness and giving to others.
Just think that if for one morning of each month, every single muslim, christian, jehovah (etc etc) gave up worship and devoted it to doing something for others what could be achieved? Caring for old people? Facilities for youths, coaches for sport, or even just lending a hand to your friend.
Are religious followers so blinded by their own need to get to their utopia, that they forget some of basic fundamental principles along the way? Do you think it's time to believe more in humanity, and a little less in omnipotent entities?
2007-06-14
04:30:29
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Steven N
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