Rewarded Obedience

In his epic "Paradise Lost", John Milton explores the relationship between labor concepts and obedience. Although the term "labor force" often represents all forms of work, it seems that the actual workforce involves a tedious and physical effort, a physical burden and an attempt to work. When working seems to be fun, it does not constitute the actual workforce, but often represents a return to obedience. Milton emphasizes the importance of obedience and explains the disobedience that leads to physical punishment by arranging a relaxed satisfying life and a heavily and physically exhausted life.

An unforgettable little detail of Clement Clark Moore of St. Nicholas. We reward the obedient children, not the Dutch bishop who visited on December 6 (his saint's day) and punish the mischief. A true American descendant, "a happy old elf", an elf which is small enough to slide down a chimney but "dyed ashes and ashes" with enough belly to make his furry clothes. This is very important. It is not obese, human beings are resurrected through Thomas Nast's paintings and revived in thousands of department stores, holiday parades, and office gatherings every year. Moore may be a bit clumsy, worker elves

There are many stories in the Bible indicating that obedience is good. You can not receive rewards by obeying God immediately. You may be punished even for this. By obeying God you may violate your ruler. But in the end God will give you rewards and will give you eternal life.

Unless there is a solid moral foundation for rewarding useful things, only obedience is rewarded. If we are talking about extreme tribalism, showivinism, scientific denial, global anti-intellectualism, material narcissism, and other examples of cruel and ignorant remnants of the past, Especially weak. I really like the idea of ​​utilitarianism, but I do not like the idea of ​​trying to avoid morality. PS: I'm sorry to say that you think that everyone who really sponsors my writing is wrong. In the year that I am doing this, one or two people bought some of my songs, the value of around $ 10, no one will contain thousands of books for my writings I did not donate donation.