Is this world what we're meant to be in because ... [Spirituality & Religion]
... we are destined to be cautioned against endeavoring for certain acclaim about how we might confide exaggeratedly in absolute belief in faith (in destiny)?
This seems, perhaps, to be a contradiction in terms of how destiny should be interpreted. But it hardly is, because we do thrive here as if we were so smart, when there seems to be dreams and liabilities about us for it. Doing so is inadequate since we don't all know where destiny has it we thereby end up, especially not in the after-life sense. We thereby (don't we?) have it that there's no destiny for seeing to it that we don't know what we're about; while we're at it and here, it all seems clear-cut for most people (doesn't it)? One joins the work force or does ones business in a company, or something. But what is it all about? Why are we really here? Perhaps animals tend to get that part better than most of us.
This seems, perhaps, to be a contradiction in terms of how destiny should be interpreted. But it hardly is, because we do thrive here as if we were so smart, when there seems to be dreams and liabilities about us for it. Doing so is inadequate since we don't all know where destiny has it we thereby end up, especially not in the after-life sense. We thereby (don't we?) have it that there's no destiny for seeing to it that we don't know what we're about; while we're at it and here, it all seems clear-cut for most people (doesn't it)? One joins the work force or does ones business in a company, or something. But what is it all about? Why are we really here? Perhaps animals tend to get that part better than most of us.
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