Because, we are born with the knowledge in our hearts of what is right and wrong. It is the formation of our consiousness. A really good friend told me that is an ongoing process. It just doesn't one day stop and then, we graduate to consiousness. It is through all that we learn every single day, whether it is a hard day or a great day. Sometimes, even the hard days give us a chance to really sleep well at night and be up for whatever comes the next day.
For myself, I have been blessed to live in the country most of my life and know that is a priviledge. But city people have the greatest chance to interface with people and make a difference. If, you are going in as people who can listen to others.
I think cults are so twisted, they are only waiting for the strangler, lost one to pounce on. It is really to me like any animal in the kingdom of I am stronger than you and you will do what I say. We used to have this cat who would hunt squirrels and gophers. He would catch them, then let them be terrified, act like he wasn't really looking, and when the poor animal finally got over the terrible fright, the cat would go over there and smack him. Not really interested in having him for dinner. Then, sometimes, the cat would get up and walk away. Then after all the game playing was over. Dinner.
I am sorry to share that with you but it came to me so strongly as an example of how people sometimes view others who don't go out and try to drag others into their particular faith.
Only God can call us. Nobody else.
Roberta