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Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Greater than human

Religion is a hard subject for all of us. Even those who believe in God are strong critics to those who don't. Harsh words are uttered more then often, evil glares at the "None believers" or at those who foolishly believe, and in more then one way we tend to curse the other for there ignorance.

Truth be told, blogger, there will be no peace on this earth until we begin to accept others for what they are and believe in. We came to a point in history where we realised that discrimination, racism against the African Americans and the Hispanics, was wrong. But we have yet to realise that in order for us to truly be greater beings we must accept everything from everyone. When a Christian shakes his/her head at an atheist, there is some wrong doing in there. Some denial to it.

If you ask me, no religion, belief, or way of life is right or wrong. Life is what we make it and if we worry to much about what others do or do not believe in, we aren't living our life's to the fullest. Acceptance is a hard thing, like forgiveness and compassion to those who rarely deserve it. We sometimes find it hard to think twice about someone Else's point of view when ours so obviously disagree.

I'm not asking for you to go on and agree with someone who doesn't believe in your religion. I'm not even asking you to discuss the topic with them.

What I am asking is for you to be considerate. We don't have to laugh at others for there beliefs, for there way of living. We don't have to criticise or mock or even feel disgust towards them merely because they disagree with us. We don't have to stop being there friends, or push our thoughts into theres.

Respect for others means respect for yourself. As our world grows, as our technology involves, we too must learn to move on, leave the hatefulness behind and learn to be greater then human.

With Luvv: NC

"Laws alone can not secure freedom of expression; in order that every man present his views without penalty there must be spirit of tolerance in the entire population."-Albert Einstein

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