Theological Opinions

[Nurvingiel]

Originally Posted by jerseydevil

I don't see anywhere where you come out and say that you don't think submission is an absolute truth.

I could have sworn I put this in post #337, but I see I just said this:

Originally Posted by Nurvingiel

I agree that there are some absolute rights and wrongs, but I think we interpret them differently. I do agree with you about kindness. However, what makes submission "on par" with kindness?

I didn't explicitly say it wasn't, but now you know what I think anyway.

Originally Posted by jerseydevil

You don't have to be christian to believe in that though. I think the purpose for kindness has more to do with karma than anything else actually.

I think it's more important that people are kind because they believe it's the right thing to do than to have a specific motivator.
I mean, as long as people are kind and they feel sincere about it, then that's more important than why they feel it's right to be kind.

One of these two statements should make sense. My goodness. Clarification will be provided upon request.