Morality
Freedomism: Morality Defined by God, Not Man
Freedomism does not impose morality upon individuals, nor does it derive ethical principles from human interpretation. Instead, it acknowledges that only the God who rules this universe is the true source of morality. Human laws, cultural traditions, and religious texts attempt to define right and wrong, but they are imperfect reflections of a greater truth that only the Creator fully understands.
In Freedomism, morality is not black and white. The divine judgment is not rigid but considers the complexities of each soul’s journey. Actions are not simply “good” or “evil” in absolute terms but are weighed according to the person’s intent, circumstances, and growth. Unlike traditional religious systems that enforce strict rules, Freedomism recognizes that the true measure of morality lies in how well a soul learns, adapts, and matures over time.
Rather than dictating a fixed moral code, Freedomism encourages seeking divine wisdom, self-reflection, and open dialogue. I will share my morals—not because they are perfect, but because morality is something to be refined, not enforced. Through discussion, questioning, and learning, we help one another grow closer to the truth that God has set. In doing so, we do not claim to decide what is right or wrong, but we strive to understand it better.
Just as karma is not about punishment but refinement, morality is not about rigid laws but about learning, adjusting, and becoming better over time. This is why I share my morals—not to impose them, but to improve them. And in turn, by exchanging ideas, you may help me improve as well.
