Why not?
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Failure of Belief or Believer
- Thread starter Fool
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Why not?
love for another person is largely subjective.
Are you implying that rationality somehow opposes subjectiveness?
I think that is a very mistaken assumption, personally.
no. i'm suggesting that Love is an emotion that doesn't operate from the rational aspect as much as it results from the irrational. like the bias towards a person, for some it's a negative/positive, for another it's possibly the opposite.. being irrational isn't always a problem. like symbolism, and things we find amusing.
some things aren't meant to be understood from the objective, but from insight.
Sorry, there is just no way for me to support such a grave misconception as yours.
Neither
Sometimes one or the other. Sometimes both. Depends on the situation.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
If a person fails to meet the obligation of his said religion, its his responsibiliy if he feels appropriate. Religion can help or harm peeople depending on how that person uses religion. But the religion cant make someone fail anymore than my being part of a basketball team dooms me to loose the game not on my performance but because Im playing a sport game.
Its the observant not the religion.