More on Morality

To my knowledge there are four cardinal virtues and three theological. Common sense, coverage, moderation, justice; these are cardinal, not in Roman Catholic but as in hinges. Our morality hangs on these. Then the theological of faith, hope, and love. These are much less understood. Now I think all people know these by that “voice” that plagues us internally as the high standard we can never meet. Now not aiming at the target just because you can never hit it is not excusable. Common sense is a truthful reasoning but is tainted by the many lies we are faced with in our environment. It is an argument in common by the majority that banks lend cash money. Numbers or masses don’t make a lie the truth by their collective energy or will to believe otherwise. Though it is held in common does not automatically bind it to sense. Moderation might call you not to embrace the herd’s intoxicated euphoria. It will take coverage to resist and include justice in dealing with others. Now your imaginations of justice may not and most likely is not the pure product. Much like Utah’s actions towards me. It made it to paper and to many a mind but collapsed under its own design. My sense of justice under the microscope of love exposes way more details of consideration than justice to my naked eye. I have put into print here my faith, my hope and hopefully a love greater than my selfish idea and still it is ridiculed. Not in an appropriate rebuttal but through the weaker cardinal virtues. Those without courage call me a thieving coward. In tainted common sense presumes me a fool. Justice is harsh and condemning. Everything is metered out without moderation. Have we obtained the government of our virtues or the virtues of our government? I do not think in all honesty that what is expressed here for the most part is thinking about the circumstantial surface and has slothfully taken aim at the rich moral code we share. Seek these truths and the facts will fall in line to nurture understanding. There are two little boys who illustrate kind of the whole picture in their small story. While walking two brothers found two stray cats, one a rather large headed mangy alley cat and one pristine Siamese cat. The elder brother lovingly wanted to be just took the Siamese and then told the younger “now you pick.”

A Riddle

What finds joy by a wild dog’s exit
and a hungry lion’s entrance
Is weak but concourse
Unjust, but condemns justice
Bows down voluntarily
But is exalted in the end
Is separated but united