Y!A R&S: will you devote at least three of your questions asking others for ideas to help those in need?

Question

Regardless of your faith, regardless of your lack of faith, can we not feel compassion for those in need, the poor, the aged, the helpless, the batter and abused, the addicts, the freind-less?

Each time you're here, would you be willing to ask three of your questions for ideas on how we can help Group A, Group B, and Group C?

Would you let go of whatever animosity you feel towards others who do not share your beliefs to think of those far worse off than yourself? Would you be willing to look beyond your need to preach your religious/nonreligious beliefs to seek practical ways to help those in need?

There is no reason you can't devote more than three questions, but can we at least ask three questions a day (or however often you visit here) to ask those assembled what we can do to help our fellow humans who have it far worse off than us?

Yes, there will be those who lack the compassion to do this. We needn't let them steer our course. We can ignore their questions/answers, to focus on the plight of those who will benefit most from what we have to give: our love and compassion.

Is it such a hard thing to do?

Answer 1

I'm tryin.
Then again, it's SO EASY to type!


(Especially that group C!)



I do like your latest round of questions. Men of faith are rarely men of action; especially if that action calls for true servitude.

Answer 2

I have posted my first and I will post questions with this focus as I am able. It is refreshing to me to see the questions turn toward the issues we may be able to impact right here where we are instead of endless squabbling. Its a sign of maturing I think.

Thanks bobkgin!

Answer 3

Are you ONE?
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