excellent posts S1KH!
I have read all your posts in their entirety
With honesty I beleive they have grown exponentially better from your first post (which had some arguments that I initially veiwed quite polarizing). Now I can grasp your overarching points a little better.
cheers
kds_1980 ... i don't know where to go from here? after reading your latest post ive done everything in my cognitive ability to try and show you the key relationship between sikh morality and humanistic morality (and how similiar they are). But you took the post into some weird direction for the sake of saving face and prolonging a debate that ended conclusively a while ago.
Thus I will leave you with one statement by Marx:
"Everyone should work according to there ability, and everyone should take according to there need"
---straight from the center of the Communist Manifesto
which guru, apostle, dalai lama, pope, imam would disagree with this quote?
we are all INDIVIDUALS when it comes to moral development. there are no groupings...either you have set morals or lack them.
sympathy and compassion towards ones fellow neighbour is something that dwells within every human emotional states no matter what there religous convictions.
down with ignorance!
cheers
