Great job!!! Some questions and thoughts concerning your work:
You
still are hung up on religion not having right or wrong... but again I
ask, what is the point of believing in God or not god if none of it is
right or wrong? It is a logical fallacy to believe one over the other
and then say that it does not matter. The entire purpose of mankind
hinges on whether or not there is a God or no god.
If
God, then many possibilities, such as divine purpose, absolute rights
and wrongs that are not subjective and determined by people and
preference.
If not god, then all is subjective and there is no real right or wrong outside of personal opinions and preferences.
Both cannot be true.
As
far as faith goes... we all have a measure of faith and we put it in
something.
Some people put it in not grappling with deep questions,
meaning they have decided to believe it is not important to ask whether
or not God exists. And they think that the consequences are manageable
both here on earth and in whatever after life. They believe this by
faith because they cannot prove it true.
Some people, by faith, believe
in only a physical realm without a metaphysical realm. They, by sheer
logic cannot believe in absolute good or evil. And if we take that
logic path we have to decide that logically speaking there is no real
rights or wrongs. Unless they decide that that Universe is eternal and
created us with a purpose. Then they have just made physical matter god
to man instead of an outside the universe God.
Some people believe in
an outside the universe God and this logically can lead to ultimate
purpose as well as ultimate right and wrong, good and evil. There are
many different beliefs concerning this God. Thus we have to use other
tools besides religion and science, such as history and philosophy to help determine
which are more or less accurate.
