Your sarcasm is my only complaint. I believe we should approach such an issue as objectively as possible, with a starting point of examination. I believe you are right to point out species issues instead of existence issues. We all need to first pick a 'most' important object to define individual purpose. When those purposes are looked at against every individual’s idea of 'most important' we will discover the direction of our economies, our politics, and our consumption habits. Having that data, we could then analyze which of the peoples goals are actually wiser to have first, and a short explanation for argument.james1951 wrote:
yes lets just observe as we destroy our planet by deforestation, air, sea land and fresh water pollution, unleashing, deadly biologically engineered diseases, nuclear, negligence and pollution topped of by a systematic destruction of human rights through American and Israeli backed terrorist nations to plant puppet governments around the world.
lets just observe our world as it self destructs ....
For instance, Now I believe it is a great evil that our children may not even have a planet worth living in of due to foolish species trash policies, pollution policies, and basically global warming fed by greed.
In my opinion, the most important thing is species (mankind) and the most important thing to species survival and evolution is our children. If we fathers, mothers, and leaders do not take care of business today, they may not be able to later. And what will history remember? Will it look at our generation as the generation that had the opportunity to keep the planet from becoming unlivable over 50% of today's livable surface, but because of hardheadedness and greed we don't, and tell our children what exactly? Point fingers? That’s hardly a good parent. We each need to say we tried. We did our part, because we love our children.
You will find my philosophy is rooted in a belief that our immortality is through our children.
Now I know that my vision of world peace doesn't match everyone else's. I'm also not exactly sure that in this conversation any way to combat the current issues or discover a solution to such issues. But I'd like to try.
How can we go about a serious conversation concerning 'ultimate purpose' should we begin by defining what can 'not' be considered? How do we approach the issue of God which for many will ultimately be declared the object in which 'purpose' exists?

