Casey VerkerkeHost
Now, there's another worldview that is, I guess, quite common in various different countries.

I guess religious persuasions, or spiritual kind of persuasions, where the idea that everything around us, in our environment, everything we see, everything that exists on this earth, is somehow naturally or innately spiritual and divine, and so this would be like a pantheistic sort of
Yeah, well, that's another very interesting one, again, where you look at God is in everything.
It's a very, very interesting thought and it comes back from this whole idea I guess when you look at it in the olden days, it was attributing spirits to things like trees and rocks and different animals as well.
Some of it has arisen in modern ages through quantum theory and the fact that we're essentially all quantum fields of some kind or another.
What maintains these energy fields or these sort of things? And this has led to this whole concept then, okay, so we're part of that, so in a sense there's no such thing as good and evil.
So again, this leads to some very non-conclusive issues that, again, leads really back into relative moral relativism.

Now, there's another worldview that is, I guess, quite common in various different countries.

I guess religious persuasions, or spiritual kind of persuasions, where the idea that everything around us, in our environment, everything we see, everything that exists on this earth, is somehow naturally or innately spiritual and divine, and so this would be like a pantheistic sort of
Yeah, well, that's another very interesting one, again, where you look at God is in everything.
It's a very, very interesting thought and it comes back from this whole idea I guess when you look at it in the olden days, it was attributing spirits to things like trees and rocks and different animals as well.
Some of it has arisen in modern ages through quantum theory and the fact that we're essentially all quantum fields of some kind or another.
What maintains these energy fields or these sort of things? And this has led to this whole concept then, okay, so we're part of that, so in a sense there's no such thing as good and evil.
So again, this leads to some very non-conclusive issues that, again, leads really back into relative moral relativism.
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