Morality is a quality of consciousness.
It is the basis of enlightenment and the nexus of ultimate and relative realities.
The Buddha spoke of enlightenment only by saying what it is not.
Even when we consider moral acts with great care, we can never be entirely certain of our judgement because there is always more that we do not and cannot understand or know.
We can be cautiously certain only that we have tried or are trying to act morally.
Do we act as if in a role? Or do we act as if in a mind stream, a stream of karma?
God’s Will implies we have a role to play. What does a karmic mind stream imply? Are we attracted to the Tathāgata or not?
I think it’s best to consider all points of view.
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