Imsa Punishment

So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets." ~ Bible ( Mathew 7:12) Thus, it is evident to see that God has wanted all people to treat each other how they would like to be treated. One that gives respect to others must ultimately be given respect from society. This would directly relate to the concept of karma in which it is god’s will that all men must be compensated for their actions. The Bible is god’s handbook and thus god wants his people to follow these rules and live life purely as this quote describes on of his key principles that people have followed for many years. Now, at IMSA, people must give each other only respect for bullying is a concept that people thousands of years from now will look back upon and thank us for the bold decisions we have made.
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What one does to others is then reflected upon oneself. Punishment is evident in not just IMSA but in all societies for wrong doings. Those sinful actions are equal and opposite of whatsoever has been done on a person. Therefore, God will influence our mindset to shun any that bullies because this social punishment is cruel and the only way for people change. We are all pons in the chess game of life and god is the chess master. He knows who we are as people and decides our fate. Therefore, we must apply the golden rule. An instance of this rule applied can be shown with The Halls of the Dark Muse. This describes the way the golden rule is applied into daily lives in which one may not treat another person differently than what one expects in