Pure and Purity

In the seeking of purity, one must first determine where impurity lies. To engender purification, a clear delineation of good and bad qualities must be established. If we examine the world, we can determine that impurity apparently exists innately in certain races and ethnicities, per the opinions of those who dislike them. I am not one to question popularity, nor majority rules, but it seems apparent that if certain beings are born impure, and are thus incapable of seeking or attaining purity, then it is likely that we -all- are born impure, forever placing that exalted state outside of our grasp. I base this observation on the idea that we are all the devil to another people. This is particularly evident in the relations between christians and muslims. Interestingly enough, if one of these two races is to be considered more pure than the other, it is the muslims, as their religion calls for the extermination of non-believers, which they endeavor to whole-heartedly. The christian dogma calls for tolerance, which is, quite possibly, the least displayed characteristic among their number.

In any event, by purview of observation and common opinion, putiry is a state that no human being can attain, whether by birth, belief, heresy, or blasphemy.

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