In accordance to this god, all human actions are based on one single rule: selfishness.
Say one might argue that some people helps other with none but the heart of benevolence and that parents raised their kids not seeking gain.
Well, this god asks: Is the heart of benevolence not in the mind of the benefactor? If do, how could it not be selfishness? Is the parents who raised their kids not acting on instinct? If do, how would instinct not be considered an act of personal mental accord -- selfishness?
One might argue that it is not for the benefit of oneself that they do such actions. Then must this god ask, Is it not in accordance to your mind? If do, how is it not you, yourself, being the rule here? Hence, selfishness.
Please do tell this god, is there such a human action that is not based upon selfishness?
Say one might argue that some people helps other with none but the heart of benevolence and that parents raised their kids not seeking gain.
Well, this god asks: Is the heart of benevolence not in the mind of the benefactor? If do, how could it not be selfishness? Is the parents who raised their kids not acting on instinct? If do, how would instinct not be considered an act of personal mental accord -- selfishness?
One might argue that it is not for the benefit of oneself that they do such actions. Then must this god ask, Is it not in accordance to your mind? If do, how is it not you, yourself, being the rule here? Hence, selfishness.
Please do tell this god, is there such a human action that is not based upon selfishness?