Submitted by DirtyOldPanties t3_ze8sir in philosophy
particleye t1_izdosph wrote
Reply to comment by emilymariek33 in The Suffering of Moral Saints by DirtyOldPanties
For the vast majority, I think everything is done out of, in part, selfish reasons. The actions done however vary widely in wholesomeness. To flourish in the act of giving one’s own life to serve other beings is, I think, of maximum wholesomeness.
It is also possible to have a sense of self but not be limited to it.
emilymariek33 t1_izh59ns wrote
I guess it just depends on the intentions of the person. But I value people that help when a opportunity is presented to them instead of seeking it. For some reason people that seek to help others give me the ick lol like what are you trying to prove to others. Also people that go into “serving” for religious purposes tend to get an ego.
particleye t1_izhj09j wrote
Agreed, intention is where it’s at. Anything can be corrupted.
emilymariek33 t1_izh5g6c wrote
Especially the people that “help” and post it all over the internet to showcase what a “good person” they are
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