DAIRY GAME: MAY 19, 2024 MEETING TODAY

Greetings to all, I hope your evening is going well. I'm writing a new post about today's meeting, which I hope you will find interesting because it was really motivating.

We left the house at approximately nine o'clock, and it took us thirty minutes to drive to our kingdom hall. We arrived at the meeting place at nine thirty, but there were few people there because we always start our meetings at ten o'clock.First, we cleaned the chairs, the outside, and set up the space for the meeting. At ten o'clock , the chairman greeted everyone, we sang a song and prayed and the speaker was introduced. The topic of our discussion was "How can we decide right and wrong."

The speaker begins by stating that humans are not machines; machines are made to carry out specific tasks; for instance, a motorcycle is made to carry out transportation tasks only. As a result, humans have the ability to make decisions using their free will, which is derived from our conscience, which is an internal sense of right and wrong.
According to him, people frequently base their decisions on their own feelings as well as the feelings of those around them.He then queries whether there is a better method or if it is always a dependable strategy. He continued by saying that most people who consistently make these choices occasionally have negative results.
He said that some actions that were previously seen as inappropriate are now considered improper and that some actions that were once considered wrong are now frequently accepted. For instance, rape, murder, and child sexual abuse are all strongly denounced, but kindness, empathy, and fairness are not.Many people think that there is no right or wrong answer and that practically any alternative is appropriate when it comes to situations involving sexuality, parenting, or other related issues. goes on to explain the reasoning, stating that
Then he poses the same query again: Is there a trustworthy manual for determining what is right or wrong? He quoted Psalm 19:7–11, which states, "The law of Jehovah is perfect restoring strength, the reminder of Jehovah is trustworthy making the inexperienced one wise," to support his claim that the bible is a trustworthy source of information. Because of this, our creator is endowed with the knowledge and wisdom necessary to provide us with any moral guidance. Since we are all driven by free will, he never forces anybody to abide by his standards. Instead, we should use our conscience and the Bible to guide our decisions.I learned a lot from the fascinating public conversation.

Later on in the day Following the public discussion, a 1.30minute watchtower study was held, during which I was able to contribute a little. The meeting was then concluded with songs and prayers,

and I went to field ministry stayed for over two hours in the ministry, we returned to the house, and as we were leaving, I noticed a junction that caught my attention and I felt compelled to take some pictures of it.

Today's meeting was really motivating. Thank you to all of you.