I'm looking at this "warring" going on between the Atheists and non-Atheists. We are still brothers of heart.
It matters not what you or i call each other, 'titles'. Atheist, Theist, what ever. If you see a man truly in need, and you feel the urge in your heart to help him. You do it, or not.
We all say it; could-a, would-a, should-a. But there are plenty of times, we don't even think about it.
If you see an old man shoveling snow, and without even thinking, help him out. Or a child, smarting off to the mom in a store. Maybe you say, "mind your mother". When you do these things, they are out of compassion. Love.
But if you have to ask yourself, what is in it for me. Will i get paid for helping him. If you are more concerned with yourself than with others. I feel sorry for you.
Originally posted by Pudgenik But if you have to ask yourself, what is in it for me. Will i get paid for helping him. If you are more concerned with yourself than with others. I feel sorry for you.
What does any of what you say have to do with God's simplicity baffling people? Your post baffles me, but I doubt that your post is God's simplicity.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblem If you had actually done this, I doubt you'd be recommending it to others. Most parents don't want outsiders telling them how to raise their own kids.
I have done this, often. I support the mother or dad or both. Polite but to the piont. And the resaults are often thank you. I've never had a parent complain about supporting thier authority.
Originally posted by twhitehead What does any of what you say have to do with God's simplicity baffling people? Your post baffles me, but I doubt that your post is God's simplicity.
God's simplicity is the act of love, compassion, to reach out to others without thinking of yourself. To be selfless.
Originally posted by Pudgenik I have done this, often. I support the mother or dad or both. Polite but to the piont. And the resaults are often thank you. I've never had a parent complain about supporting thier authority.
Some parents are abusive to their children. In that case, it doesn't seem right to support the parent. However, as was pointed out, your speaking up against it is not likely to be greeted with a thank you by that parent.
Originally posted by Pudgenik I have done this, often. I support the mother or dad or both. Polite but to the piont. And the resaults are often thank you. I've never had a parent complain about supporting thier authority.
You have never supported a child against authoritarian parents?
Originally posted by RJHinds Some parents are abusive to their children. In that case, it doesn't seem right to support the parent. However, as was pointed out, your speaking up against it is not likely to be greeted with a thank you by that parent.
Yes some parents are abusive, but if i see that, i would not support that. Obviously, you have never stopped to make a supportive statement of any kind - face to face. Computers are so impersonal.
I say it like it is. When i see a persons soul, perfect and without blemish i will tell them that. And when someone's Guardian Angel tells me something that makes the Angel proud of their keep, I tell them that too. And even though, you who read this, scoff with unbelief, and tell me i need to be in the loony bin. I can only smile. Because you don't know. How do you explain to children that God is in every facet of their lives. And that His LOVE is beyond anything in your wildest imagination.
God's simplicity baffles Atheists and Theists alike.
30 Jun '14 03:08
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