Some/most (I'm not sure) religions preach that 'kindness begets kindness', and that one should be good to others so that others would be good to oneself and that we can all 'make the world a better place to live in'.
However, philosophy (particularly Confucian) teaches that one should be good to others IF others are good to you and that you can be direct with your enemy if need be.
To most, religion is supposedly of 'higher enlightenment' than philosophy, but philosophy seems to be constructed on self-respect.
So, which will you follow? (choose one and explain)
2007-04-14
12:50:19
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Curious Guy
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