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S Illinois | Those are excellent values to follow. Where my issue comes in at it they are all relative to oneself. Thats is its ones personal choice as to what qualifies or what the minimum level one must have of those in their own daily lives. So the level of charity or humility is self determined as there is no base level. This also applies to faith and is the reason behind so many denominations and secs of Christianity.
Where that really becomes an issue is when people use their own value levels and assign them to others. Basically the weaponization of the inverse of the values is problematic. Like in the satanic markers that were referenced, they are completely subjective once past the basic level of humanity. What one sees at satanic, others will see nothing out of the ordinary.
For example, simple vices in life are debatable. Ask a Germanic based community member about alcohol and it’s almost as innocuous as water. Ask that same question to a Baptist in certain areas of the country and it will be seen as the devils water. Both viewpoints can have personal value as long as not imposed on each other. | |
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Tariff Debacle
