Suppose that the whole universe were to be saved and made perfect and happy forever on just one condition: one single soul must suffer, alone, eternally. Would this be acceptable? Philosopher William James asked that in his 1891 book, The Moral Philosopher and the Moral Life . Please think about it once again and answer the question for yourself. You, as well as others, are going to live a life without a tinge of sorrow. Joyful existence. Life in Paradise. The only condition is that one person will take up all the sorrows of the universe on him-/herself and suffer – alone, eternally. What do you say? James’s answer is a firm no . “Not even a god would be justified in setting up such a scheme,” James asserted, knowing too well how the Bible justified a positive answer to his question. “It is expedient that one man should die for the people, so that the nation can be saved” [John 11:50]. Jesus was that one man in the Biblical vision of redemption. I was reading a Malayalam period...
Cats are cool, always!
ReplyDeleteBut here I found the lamb near the cat cute.
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ReplyDeleteLovely capture!! :)
ReplyDeleteHa! How lovely. The expression matches the words so perfectly :D
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ReplyDeleteHehe..Liked your caption..and the cat was just as a leader escorting the goats i feel
ReplyDeleteI guess she is wondering if this is too big to attack and eat...
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful click! The trespassers look so innocent and the cat looks as contemptuous as ever!!
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ReplyDeleteThe cat is contemplating the "Silence of the Lambs" :D
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ReplyDeleteNice capture. The place look quite exotic!
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