Everyone longs for love and a sense of belonging and security.

In fact, God doesn't want us to differentiate ourselves as a member of a religious society or the like. I believe EVERYONE IS THE CHILD OF GOD. He wouldn't want us to segregate ourselves into different groups, then try to compare among ourselves and to fight so hard for who's right or who's wrong.

Silly, to those who fought wars over minor issues. Don't they see that after a war, they've destroyed parts of their homeland of Mother Earth? No one wins.
Innocent, to those who were influenced by the politics and government choices but could not do much to change the situation for the better.
Disappointment, to the rest of the world, to Mother Earth and to God.

The more we fight, the more we feel more of the need to hold on to our own perceived statuses and "Who We Really Are" beliefs, and the more we feel belonged to a certain perceived group. As a result, we need to constantly fight hard to be the best and most outstanding ones so that we're recognized and held with high regards and respect.

But don't we realise that these kinds of social behaviours reflect each and every individual one of us? (Yes, including me as well.)

Do we really need to go through such means and ways in order to be respected by others?
We are all equally loved by God, regardless of skin colour, income-level, physical attributes etc.
Since God's love to us are all equal, do we still need to fight for His love, for His acknowledgement of us?
The choice of how much we all want to let God's love go through us, is still up to us.

After all these posts, don't we all realise that the best gift from God is indeed so beautiful?
The best gift.
CHOICE.