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Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Secular vs Religious / Spiritual life
It seems a terrible shame that secular and religious life seem to negate each other. When a person tries to do good, tries to live up to his / her morals and ethics, the world reasons him. The world calls the person proud, stuck-up, or some other negative label. A zealot. Is it not possible to balance life within society with a life according to morals? I'm not trying to say that the secular world today is corrupt or immoral but it slightly depressing. *hmm* Have to go to dance. I'll continue this ramble later.
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