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I'm Back Hi All, After a long absence I'm back on Big Church and back to blog again. Just to warm up our brains (just my excuse to actually pick your brains), I pose a question which may sound simple on the surface but has some major application impacts, so here goes... Every decision we make has three basic parts...a motive, an action and a consequence. Which of these parts do you think is most important when making a decision. Look forward to your responses. Natman |
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My thought is that it would be the motive, one could always think of the consequences... but they might not be the same... but hmmmm how ya go about something - or the action, can be pretty important too!! Now my brainsa whirring!! Hugs, Sue
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Definately the motive...beyond that works like dominoes. I've done some dumb things with good intentions, but I think that's easier to work out than a person who does or says great things with self-rightous intentions.
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Thank you for your views...I thought the motive was the most important until I was comfronted with this issue. The motive is to relieve someone of extreme pain which is a good motive but the action would result in their life being terminated which in itself is wrong...using this example the action is more important than the motive...what do people think?
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