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Sorry bout that,
Hate resides on both sides of the divide.
Regardless of our books.
It comes from another place entirely...
1. So where does hate come from?
2. Not that I don't have a clue, but Ropey my friend, your way too simplistic.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
That is a journey every human being must make on their own. They must find their own source of both love and hate. It is an entirely personal thing which some can use along with their own strength of will to create or destroy.
I know that if we teach our children and indoctrinate them to hate at a very young age, then a great majority of those ones will not be inclined to love and will have a far more perilous journey to find love.
It's an introspective thing that is found by love and then fought with faith. I will not let fear turn into hate. I will not let dislike turn into hate. I will not let anger turn into hate.
But I can. And every time I do, it becomes just a little bit harder to bring my humanity to the forefront.
That's the battle. Even the atheists have this battle although they choose to call it simple ethics and morality.
I always wonder if this choice would be there for no reason. Things seem to have reasons.
What's yours?