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GOD and GOOD: A Thin Line Between

Everything good comes from GOD

Yes, there is quite literally a thin line between "GOD" and "GOOD"—just the letter "O." But beyond spelling, there's also a deeper connection.


Many philosophies and religious beliefs associate goodness with good qualities of God such as kindness, love, and righteousness. 

God comes from the Old English gōd (meaning supreme being). Good also comes from the Old English gōd, (meaning desirable). Though they share a common root, their meanings diverged over time. The similarity in spelling is coincidental rather than intentional. 

However, my view is if we see them as connected, it can easily influence our thoughts and will reinforce the belief that God represents ultimate goodness.

So let's step from good to god, let's be good to all. 

Truly good is to align with God's will or nature.


By - Rupal






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