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**avaiptutt** · 07-05-2008, 05:12 AM

wouldn't any sort of a commandment be a violation of free will?

i've always felt that the 10 commandments in the bible were more a list of moral and ethical guidelines on which to base your life.

love is a commitment, not a commandment. you need to commit to loving yourself and your other selves unconditionally and with all your heart and most definately of your own free will in order to truly experience love.

certainly, it cannot be commanded of you to do so.

07-05-2008, 05:12 AM	#13
avaiptutt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 425 Senior Member	wouldn't any sort of a commandment be a violation of free will? i've always felt that the 10 commandments in the bible were more a list of moral and ethical guidelines on which to base your life. love is a commitment, not a commandment. you need to commit to loving yourself and your other selves unconditionally and with all your heart and most definately of your own free will in order to truly experience love. certainly, it cannot be commanded of you to do so.
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