United States • 20 y/o • FemaleReviews Given
I like it, but dang you said time a lot. I can't even count the times you said time.
This is a good question, but other things also need to be considered. Many people do believe in a god, multiple gods, no god. How do you know which ones which, how do you know which one to believe in, what is the truth? Those are questions to also consider besides morality. Many people make up their own morals, and so that means that you can have all of those things without believing in a God(s) or no god(s). There are many different religions, beliefs, cultures. Is there a way to tell which one's the right one? Everyone has their own beliefs and morals, but that doesn't mean that everything's going to fit perfectly because many people believe in many different things.
Aww this seems sadly familiar
It literally comes outta nowhere and degrades you. It sucks, buy you have to just believe in yourself and remember everything will be ok.
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Yeah nothing last forever, yet we promise forever without a care in the world. It's quite funny how things seem to turn out.
We have a selective history because they want to paint the picture on who the good and bad guys are. Honestly, I know that what Hitler did was terrible; however, was it really as bad as they say? He's the only reason we are together and not fighting in more world wars. He brought us together.
Also, Japan was at fault just as much for sinking ships and dominating islands. There are many other events I haven't heard about or was only hinted at in history because they've decided to pick our thoughts on the history of society and tell what they find important.
Another important thing to point out is that most historical things are just hypothetical. They don't actually know they just think they do and expect us to believe it all. Sometimes I wonder if historians actually study and find the truth of what they find or just decide thats what it is and decide what is important to hear.