Write a response to this post, the response must be 125 words. LM I have to...

Write a response to this post, the response must be 125 words.

I have to say that I haven’t really thought about this at all. I believe there is a higher power and believe in integrity and good moral values though we all have our faults and shortcomings. I’m not sure I believe one version of the purpose or first cause of the universe and have always been willing to view other’s ideas, thoughts, and beliefs in this area with an open mind along with a healthy dose of skepticism. This area of philosophy and maybe most areas to me are personal. I am a shy person by nature and tend toward observation and the willingness to see other sides of a discussion. I do not believe that I am an expert or know everything. We all learn something new every day even if it is small. I really try to make decisions in my life that will be good for myself and my family’s happiness and wellbeing. I believe in being honest and as fair as possible, which we all know there are shades of fairness not just a 50/50 split. I don’t really like politics so my views are my own and don’t generally share my thoughts in that arena willingly as political views are opinions based on facts that can be biased and too personally charged. I want to live in a world with acceptance and respect for my personal beliefs. I don’t judge other people and expect the same though I am continually let down, I refuse to lose hope.

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The person writing the blog is an extremely modest and genuine person. It takes courage to put forward your thoughts, yet with so much humility. It is really great to know that you believe in good moral values, we need more people like you today. Speaking of one version of purpose,it's fine if you are not completely sure. You do not have to always agree with what other think or feel.Your willingness to learn is something that will keep you fulfilled, and lead you to success. In addition to that, it is great to know that you are a family-person, who tries to be honest and fair.Your beliefs are based on some great values, and I am sure you are a great human being too. There may be times when you may feel let down, and everyone might not agree with you. The good news is, no one is 100% sure. People usually try to impose their views on others, thus trying to prove others wrong. This is normal. Just don't let anyone tell you that you are wrong. You will do great in life.

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