PLURALISM

We have been taught that our actions are either good or evil. But this is extremely narrow vision, as there are actions that are not good, right, evil or wrong. With enough actions and by choice, we could live a vast quantity of our lives by performing acts that are not good or evil, but outside the realm of good and evil. There is not just either good or evil. There is also the composition good or necessary good and the not good is not necessarily evil. This is the same in the realm of right and wrong. All of our actions cannot be scaled in these two degrees alone. Brushing the hair, dancing, going for a walk are not right, wrong, good or evil. They are merely actions we choose to actualize. The reality of our actions is thus vaster than just good and evil. The actions must therefore be judged by the intention the actions are performed with. We can do the same physical actions with different intentions. Thus, intention is the base of our judgment when we weight the balances of good an...