Theos-Talk Archives (February 2001 Message tt00006)

Hi,
   I can't see much point in that, saith me. The point of development 
is _in developing virtue_. The vice is there for a reason. Being the 
polar opposite it can stimulate the developing virtue. Vice has no 
other purpose.

Example: if there were no poverty in the world there would be no need 
for charity i.e. the need brings the virtue into the world.

Cheers,
Bruce

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Well, here's the point , my friend, A master does say:" Love G'D above all 
things , and treat thy neighbor as thyself."

Looking beyond is in the first part(look carefully and you might see it,but 
, don't go too fast)

and the "supposed" virtues and vices are inherent in the second part.
and G'D meaning LAW , theosphically speaking , is the focus of the Soulwho 
has
given himself over to patient trying.