What Does God Wants From Humanity?
I asked this question on nobsvibe.co.uk and this is one of the best answers I've got so far. This one's from Williams Nobs.
"The question of what God wants from humanity is deeply rooted in religious and philosophical beliefs, and different faith traditions can vary widely. Other religions and sacred texts offer diverse insights into the nature of God and the expectations placed on humanity.
"In Christianity, for example, the Bible teaches that God desires a relationship with humans built on love, obedience, and faith. The Ten Commandments and teachings of Jesus Christ are often seen as guidelines for righteous living. Love, compassion, justice, and humility are emphasized as essential virtues.
"In Islam, the Quran outlines the purpose of human life as the worship of God and living according to His guidance. Muslims believe in following the Five Pillars of Islam and adhering to moral and ethical principles.
"In Hinduism, dharma, or righteous duty, plays a central role. Each person is expected to fulfill their duties and responsibilities according to their societal role, guided by moral and spiritual principles.
"Buddhism’s path to enlightenment involves correct understanding, intention, ethical conduct, mindfulness, and meditation.
"Ultimately, what God wants from humanity is subjective and depends on one’s religious or philosophical framework. Many believe that a common theme across various faiths is the importance of love, compassion, kindness, and ethical behavior towards others. Seeking a deeper understanding of the divine, cultivating virtues, and living a life aligned with one’s spiritual values are often considered central to fulfilling God’s purpose for humanity."
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"The question of what God wants from humanity is deeply rooted in religious and philosophical beliefs, and different faith traditions can vary widely. Other religions and sacred texts offer diverse insights into the nature of God and the expectations placed on humanity.
"In Christianity, for example, the Bible teaches that God desires a relationship with humans built on love, obedience, and faith. The Ten Commandments and teachings of Jesus Christ are often seen as guidelines for righteous living. Love, compassion, justice, and humility are emphasized as essential virtues.
"In Islam, the Quran outlines the purpose of human life as the worship of God and living according to His guidance. Muslims believe in following the Five Pillars of Islam and adhering to moral and ethical principles.
"In Hinduism, dharma, or righteous duty, plays a central role. Each person is expected to fulfill their duties and responsibilities according to their societal role, guided by moral and spiritual principles.
"Buddhism’s path to enlightenment involves correct understanding, intention, ethical conduct, mindfulness, and meditation.
"Ultimately, what God wants from humanity is subjective and depends on one’s religious or philosophical framework. Many believe that a common theme across various faiths is the importance of love, compassion, kindness, and ethical behavior towards others. Seeking a deeper understanding of the divine, cultivating virtues, and living a life aligned with one’s spiritual values are often considered central to fulfilling God’s purpose for humanity."
The answer has come with some light in it right?
There's more here 👇👇
https://nobsvibe.co.uk/question/what-does-god-really-want-from-humanity/
