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Originally Posted by Woodrow LI
This is a bit of a paradox I have seen not just among religious adherents but among many people who profess to be peaceful. Sort of reminds me of "Fearless Fosdick" in the old 'Li'l Abner" Comic strip. He used to keep the peace by shooting everybody who was not peaceful.
Perhaps it is because many of us humans are stuck with our own arrogance and think that in order for there to be Peace we need to destroy whatever or whoever disagrees with us. We seem to think that the only way for peace is for everybody to think the same which is the way we think.
Maybe we do not understand that our responsibility is to make our self peaceful and once we all do this there will be peace.
Sometimes I want to turn in my resignation of membership in the human race, but I can't find any other race to be part of.
Is peace possible for humans?
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Aggresiveness is part of human genetic make up. For some of the people.
Some people are genetically peaceful and laid back and others are aggressive.
It doesn't matter what beliefs or religion they hold on to. If their genetic make up makes their temper flare up each time they hear injustice (according to their thinking, or someone not agreeing with them, which seems to be the same thing for them), they get angry. Yes, some try to control this anger according to their teachings. But it's much easier said than done.
I think that people also get angry because they don't understand the behavior of others. It SEEMS bad to them. Which is not necessarily true, but they don't get it. So the less wise the people are, the more they will tend to get angry.
So I think that people are still at the beginning stages of evolution and they are not wise (and that's why they keep getting angry) and their genetic make up is also not too great yet (temper flare ups)
We are still evolving and going through growing pains and it's hard to be a part of this evolution. Later generations will be much happier people.