... of value?
They each teach not to murder.
They each teach not to steal.
They each teach not to bear enmity against their peaceful neighbour.
I think all can agree these are worthy truths we'd teach children.
Is it the truth of our religion we fight over, or the lust for ownership over land and resources and profits? Do we not lust so greedily we'll even pull our gods into the fray to stand in judgment of the righteousness of our claim?
Does it not then become a religious squabble? Whose God is bigger, better, older, more grander than the others? Whose God has a greater claim to judge the matter: mine or yours?
And so it becomes insanity. For now we mere mortals are judging the grandeur of gods.
My wife, when she was alive, may not have appealed to any of you. But in my eyes, my wife was the grandest of them all.
Need I berate you for not agreeing with me, when you think -your- spouse is the grandest one of all?
2007-07-17
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