Varrick ChaosWielder
01-19-2017, 05:45 PM
For as long as man has been able to walk the earth, it has always wondered where exactly it fits in this world. Men found their place through different paths, some of them more pleasant than others.
We have discovered that we are indeed built like our Creator. We have a heart that longs to serve. Some, serve entire countries, like our beloved Duke, His Grace Duke Manus. Others serve great men, like the many knights and lords of the court of Wessex who serve His Grace. Others serve their community like farmers, bakers, soldiers, merchants and many other professions. And then more serve themselves like bandits, evil men and more.
But in the end, //what// makes these people good or evil? Is it their profession? Is it how they treat their fellow man? We all sin, do we not? Some more then others of course. What about those that sin so others do not? Are they good men?
We live in enlightened times, where we can ask ourselves these questions and not be put to death immediately for doubting the big plans. These questions should always be in our head, so that we can watch everything we do, and ensure that we are able to answer what exactly it is that makes us a good person.
From the noblest blood to the lowest peasant, we all have that ability to analyze what we are doing, to figure out if it makes us a good person, or not. Its from the smallest of our actions that the greatest of feats are achieved. Always ask yourself this question, every day. And always ensure you can give an answer. If not, then start with a small kindness; it could be giving food to a child, a coin to a beggar, a hug to a parent, or even donating to the local church for the orphans.
Be the change you want in this world! Praise Soldeus! Long live the King!
We have discovered that we are indeed built like our Creator. We have a heart that longs to serve. Some, serve entire countries, like our beloved Duke, His Grace Duke Manus. Others serve great men, like the many knights and lords of the court of Wessex who serve His Grace. Others serve their community like farmers, bakers, soldiers, merchants and many other professions. And then more serve themselves like bandits, evil men and more.
But in the end, //what// makes these people good or evil? Is it their profession? Is it how they treat their fellow man? We all sin, do we not? Some more then others of course. What about those that sin so others do not? Are they good men?
We live in enlightened times, where we can ask ourselves these questions and not be put to death immediately for doubting the big plans. These questions should always be in our head, so that we can watch everything we do, and ensure that we are able to answer what exactly it is that makes us a good person.
From the noblest blood to the lowest peasant, we all have that ability to analyze what we are doing, to figure out if it makes us a good person, or not. Its from the smallest of our actions that the greatest of feats are achieved. Always ask yourself this question, every day. And always ensure you can give an answer. If not, then start with a small kindness; it could be giving food to a child, a coin to a beggar, a hug to a parent, or even donating to the local church for the orphans.
Be the change you want in this world! Praise Soldeus! Long live the King!