A religion of peace which worships the same God? not per ISIS and Burke

[Good1]

Instead of the word "evil", why don't you use some other term, like "sin".

No one really knows what it means for the same reasons no one really knows what good means.

You may prefer to think of sin as something that exists, while I think of sin as every thing that does not exist, but argues endlessly that it does.

The material world is actually an argument...with reality.

Depending on where your loyalties lie (key word lie), the material world will be the reality, and the only god you will accept is the one that made the material world.

And depending on your loyalties, your argument will continue to appear to win (to exist). This goes back to SmallStops basic psychology.

A major factor to consider in psychology, is the effects of imagination.

Your own book tells you that man was created in the imagination of its maker.

And if man does not exist in a very powerful mind, where does he exist?

If sin contains all that is not true (all lies), how do you know sin is also not true?

But any reasonable man can conclude that nothing in imagination is true, and contains all that is not true.

By my definition, imagination is sin.

 

[java]

You could probably find some good steaks in your imagination.

Anything within imagination can be called "good" or "evil". There is no such binary in the existence of, and so, the experience of the Good One's reality.

Many things in imagination are duel, called good under one circumstance, and evil under another. Pain for example. Good it warns of danger, bad it over stays it's welcome. Change. Good for a child that needs to grow. Bad for an old man that needs to die.

The entire realm of imagination is made up of theses strange dualities...these simultaneous binaries of opposite nature.

In such a world, any "good" thing can be weaponized. And then it becomes evil.

The steak that's good for you might be evil to the Angus cattle the gave it to you.

In reality, nothing can be weaponized.

Isn't that good?

yeah that makes sense, and really is the only explanation for good.
Well I'm glad I got that one figured out.