Re: Conscience
- Subject: Re: Conscience
- From: "Jerome Tan" <jti@i-manila.com.ph>
- Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 22:41:10 +0800
- 00: 48:22 +0800
>
> Religious beliefs are part of our map, I believe, and one of the parts
> most difficult to change since it is so "natural" to believe in
> christianity for a westerner.(Some westerners might disagree - I'd like
> to hear them, especially the aetheists.)
> All this means that you don't "believe in religion" rather that religion
> pervades your beliefs and perceptions, or, like a framework, limits how
> and what you perceive.
>
I agree with you. Seems like there's no universal moral code for everyone.
If karma exist as what Buddhism, and other religion believe, then that law
rules the world. So maybe, every NLPer believe in the law of cause and
effect.