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Originally Posted by bartock
1.tinny i think u need to explain the objective more accurate world view. what is it?
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The worldview centers on the envolution process directed by God from light at the singularity (Big Bang) to the most complex organisation of matter, that is humans. Envolution describes a process whereby simple material existence, exhibiting few of the characteristics of life and consciousness, comes to exhibit fully and perfectly all characteristics of life and consciousness. Our physical universe and all that it contains is part of the reproductive nature of perfected being, God. We human beings are the created children of God. For billions of years natural law directed this progressive development of simple matter until human life came to exist. At our level, human existence, natural law no longer externally directs continued progression toward perfection. One of the characteristics being progressively expressed is free-will. Natural law must still be followed, but we humans have the ability and the obligation to choose whether or not to follow that natural law. If we are to fulfil the purpose of physical existence, which is to attain perfection in every aspect, we can only do so by choosing to follow natural law. If we do not choose to follow natural law we will cease to exist as a developing lifeform. The future of humanity has only two possible paths. We will continue to progress to a perfect and absolute existence or we will cease to exist as a species. The path to perfection is the way of harmony and beauty, a future of peace and love.
That shoud be good enough for the time being.
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2.ur defination of good and right because every one seems to be coming up with a new defination every time.
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Whatever is done in accordance with natural law (that which aids the progression of existence) is good and right. another thing to note is that good and bad is absolute, not relative.
Ex: Killing is morally wrong. Why? To think on this question from the 'objective, accurate worldview', imagine if everybody tried to kill each other. Would that aid the progression of existence, or hinders it? Of course, it would be disastrous, to the extent of human extinction. Therefore, killing is absolutely wrong. However, it is sometimes unavoidable that in order for progression to be attained, there might be some killing. In this case, the act is still wrong, but a necessary wrondoing. It is vital to keep in mind that killing is wrong so that it does not become accepted as a norm of proper human conduct.
Do I make myself clear here?
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3.what is ur defination of utopia and utopian future?
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It is simply a full manifestation of everything good and right. There is no limit to perfectedness. We are currently so far astray from utopia that an unprecedented utopian world in the future is simply unimaginable. Don't get me wrong though. A utopian future would not be a mundane world with stereotypical people. A full manifestation of human freewill will exhibit infinite creativity and diversity of everything good.
Is all this complicated? does it sound like science-fiction to a degree?