When something is created, did it ever before exist? Does something need to exist before it can be materialized? Does something only exist when it is actualized?
Does an idea exist before it is thought? Before it is spoken? Before it is written? Before it is materialized or actualized?
Do we create ideas or do we find ideas?
Do we find ideas, through observation, only after we can allow ourselves to see that they can exist?
Or, through observation, do we create idea’s only after we understand that they can exist?
Does knowledge have an origin? Do we create knowledge? Do we find knowledge?
Can we create knowledge? How do we create knowledge if there is nothing new under the sun, and knowledge exists forever permanent and unchanging?
If we create knowledge, did it ever exist before? or at the instant we created it, did we changed the metaphysical makeup of reality? For ourselves or for everyone?
Ideas, knowledge, and wisdom existed long before we claimed it as our accomplishment. We do not create the laws of reality. We find the laws that govern it.
Whether an idea be moral or natural, it has always existed. We do not decide natural laws, just as we do not decide moral laws. To pretend that natural laws are as relative as moral laws is pure foolishness.
We cannot bend or defy natural laws, only work against them, causing a struggle and conflict.
Can we observe a conflict when we try to bend moral laws?
Just as we can work against a natural law and we can observe conflict that occurs around us…
Can we observe and identify working against moral laws by examining the conflict that occurs around us?
Must we deny ourself (our ego, needs, desires, pride), when deciding whether a moral law is sound?
Is it moral if the intent benefits the person who deemed it so?
Are morals anything more than illustrations of ones intent for goodness and righteousness and truth?
Can you have any morals if you have bad intentions?
If everyone created their own moral laws, would there be conflict?
If everyone sought and agreed to one set of moral laws, would there be conflict?
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William Dare 