Many of us grew up under strict moral codes, both religious and societal. The moral codes of the religions taught that love between people of same sex was very wrong. but with the more open consciousness of today, we fine that people of same sex do love each other, and often more truly than do many people of the opposite sex. So we realize, finally, that love loves, without regard for human opinion and human laws.
Different societies have different moral codes. In some societies there is an easier exchange, a greater choice of how and who to love. In others, there are very strict taboos who not to love.We find that whenever a society imposes such rules or moral codes, they proclaim it the law of God.; therefore, supposedly, it is for the betterment of of the people.
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When you notice that the people of certain societies that do not practice the standard, orthodox moral code appear to have more love than those who preach this code, you have to wonder. Could the love of God be something other than the moral code as expressed by any particular group? And if it is something else, then what is it?
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To me, it doesn't make any difference who a person loves. What should matter the most is 'how' you love. True love does not hurt the loved; it;s that simple. Yet, in so many relationships that fall within the so called high moral code, the people constantly hurt each other and consider it acceptable. Somehow, they feel they have the right to abuse, harm, or do an injustice to their beloved. This is not so.
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