Morals poll...?

Question

1.) what's the worst thing you've ever done...(dig deep)

2.) did you feel bad about it right away, or did it take awhile

3.) religion or none?

Answer 1

1. Wished my wife would die so i could do all the stupid things i felt were important at the time.

2. never thought of the moment again until she had a aneurysm and died in my arms, about six weeks after my drunken wish, self blame follows me every where i go now!

3. Hoping God doesn't exist so i won't have to face him concerning my drunken wish!

Answer 2

1) Worst? Depends on how you define it.
I once plotted to murder a man that raped and nearly murdered a friend; we would have done it if he had not gone to jail. We had his address and knew what he looked like. We had already purchased/found the untraceable clothes and black market guns.
We should have done it. He went to jail for less then three years. She died within a month of him getting out, but there was no way to tie him to the death.

2) Sorry I did not do it when I had the chance. I have to live with the fact I did not do it; she might still be alive if I had.

3) At the time I was an Agnostic.

Answer 3

1) stolen some things from stores
2) i never felt bad about it.
3) well I was christian when I was a thief--and in fact my co-thieves were members of my church group. Since I became atheist, the worst thing I've done was probably...

1) lie to a friend
2) felt terrible afterwards even though it was for a good reason and I would have lost the friendship
3) and this was after no religion

Answer 4

1) I attempted suicide.
2) I still don't feel bad about it.
3) I'm ex-Pagan turned Gnostic but considering Buddhism

Gnostic and Buddhist aren't so different except you can find Buddhist and you don't get Christians bothering you since they are for the most part clueless about Buddha. It also seems the teachings of Buddha are better organized where much of the Gnostic disciplines were utterly destroyed by the Church over 800 years ago causing most of the original Christian spiritual training to be lost forever. This explains their current level of superstition and intolerance.

Answer 5

During the week following Hurricane Katrina, I hid my food and water from my neighbors and let them think I had as little as they did. I actually had plenty, because I stock up for a storm. They did not, but stayed for Katrina with no supplies. I had no pity, and was not about to let them use up everything I had, not knowing when or if help was coming. I did not feel bad about it at the time, and I still do not.

No religion.

Answer 6

1. For the sake of privacy, I'm not putting it here.

2. I felt a lot worse at first than I did later on. I still felt bad as time progressed, but in a different way.

3. Christian

Answer 7

1) Murdered my unborn child.

2) Not immediately, but within a month I had a nervous breakdown.

3) Not religious at the time; converted to Catholicism 13 years later.

Answer 8

1. cheated on my husband.
2. Absolutely felt bad about it. Even though it was a "drunken stupidity" thing, and was with a girl which was a grey area for us, I had to tell him right away. He was understanding considering the circumstances and we are still together, but sometimes the guilt just makes me nuts.
3. Atheist.

Answer 9

My good friend kissed the guy I am so totally in love with. So I got revenge. It wasn't even that bad. My friends and I put shaving cream all over her while she was sleeping.
I felt bad about it a day or so after, seeing how both of them said that he kissed her, and she wanted nothing of the sort.
I am a Christian. I did apologize to her. I was forgiven

Answer 10

1. Wow, there are lots of them. I suppose either cheating on my ex, being disrespectful towards my mom, or shoplifting. I did all three quite a lot, especially in high school.
2. It took awhile. I feel worse about it now than I did then.
3. Christian now, wasn't a Christian then.