We are living in the world where morality seems to be relative. It based on what people see and often on what people wants. The reason i think this way is simply because i am looking at the life that i live today. Where it is hard, and very hard to stay simple and living into the value that you uphold everyday. When you are struggling with certain aspect of life that requires a high measurement of ethical consideration other people just do it on a regular basis without feeling any guilt at all. Sometimes you asked yourselves whether you are too fanatic with what you believe, or the world out there is just too immoral.
But then comes the judgment, when you say people out there is just too sinful they will judge as "Pharisees" "Fanatic" "Unloving" etc, etc.
So that is the reason why i believe morality is relative, since no one has the exact measurement of it.
But is it so? Different people has different measurement of morality, different religion has different measurement of morality? Is that true?
Somehow it is difficult to think likewise because deep inside our soul i believe we all know the reality of right and wrong.
Or it is simply because the ultimate judge - GOD is silent about all of this? That will lead us into a new discussion by itself.
Its just hard to be human and on the same time was constricted to a law made by an invisible being. That is why many are looking for option to leave this invisible being away, and live out life the way they like because its just doesnt make any sense.
Small example:
A: I feel guilty of eating meat this morning.
B: Who told you that it is wrong to eat meat?
A: God!
B: Where is he? Does he ever told you personally? Does he ever punish you right away from eating meat?
Sighhhhhh...........
