Soriku said:
The morale of the stories in the Bible seem just like common sense to me. Honestly, I don't even have to know the stories to already understand the morales. So it's really annoying when churches repeat the morales over and over again and also the same stories we already know like we didn't already get this stuff the first or second time. Pff, like I haven't heard this stuff before...it's so ridiculously pointless. |
Christianity teaches pure Altruism as a means of living ones life. Give yourself to God, live in his image, sacrifice yourself for your beliefs, and that is a huge sticking point. Altruism in itself is a mis-leading statement, with a little bit of thought, one could tie any selfless act to a selfish motivation. That is a mis-leading representation of human behavior and human motivation.
True selfishness is what I believe in, I sacrifice myself not for anyone and expect no one to sacrifice for me. I only do the things I want to do and care about the people whom are within my interests. It is not my job to love everyone equally, but it is my choice to love those closest to me. If one lives according to their motivations, that is self interested behavior, but there is a type of self interest that I think is a noble and true representation of the human condition.
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