Do you believe in missions?
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Do you believe in missions?By that, I mean concerted courses of action?
I'll illustrate. I find there are too many haughty people about, especially in the younger age bracket. I don't believe in moral absolutes, but is it "wrong" to make them so embarrassed, that such haughty people never even think of being so again? -
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Re: Do you believe in missions?Perchance, why not?(Original post by Inverse)
No. I do not. -
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Re: Do you believe in missions?Before I answer, please may you clarify your question? Are you referring to "fate" synonymously?(Original post by sao desi)
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Re: Do you believe in missions?I am asking about people pursuing goals and achievements.(Original post by Inverse)
Before I answer, please may you clarify your question? Are you referring to "fate" synonymously?
As a tangent to that, concerning knocking down haughty people. I don't believe in moral absolutes, so I don't see how it's "wrong".
