This document discusses morality and religion from an agnostic perspective. It argues that helping others and promoting love are good, while killing and separatism are rude. It also states that religion can provide purpose but should not be used to justify harming others or complacency. Overall, the document suggests morality and goodness are more important than religious views or proofs of God, and being true to oneself is an ongoing challenge.

1. The views of an agnostic

2. Helping the less fortunate, promoting love is good,

3. Killing peoples mums and separatism is rude,

4. The definition of evil, kicking cats when your drunk,

5. Relinquishing your train seat to the less able, don’t be a punk,

6. Religion provides a driving seat,

7. But if misconstrued, justification is weak

8. Complacency beckons, at your peril

9. To be who you are, there is the battle

10. God is one thing; morality, goodness another

11. But who’s to say, prove or discover