Conditions of insecurity are most severe for humans, less severe for beings in the spirit world, and considerably less for entities in God's spiritual realm. In addition to feeling the insecurity of all souls, God has insecurity of God's own which is related to the Void from which God separated and chooses not to return.

Humans are the most insecure of souls, since they rebelled against God and seek redemption. Souls in the spirit plane are negative or evil, and, therefor, are less concerned than humans about their insecurity. Entities in the spiritual world are the most advanced and pure spiritually, and they manage their insecurities very well.

Moral codes are prohibitive and frequently forbid the positive along with the negative potentials of individuals. They add to the insecurity burden of individuals worldwide, because a God of revenge and retribution is stated or implied in codes. Ironically, instead of inspiring individuals toward better conduct, they actually assist egos to keep them ensnared by increasing their fear of God. Egos use fear more than other emotions to keep humans in their Illusions of Selves. Such morality codes are negative statements from God's perspective. God is unnecessarily feared.

The established morality of most nations, especially in industrial nations, has failed wretchedly to produce more appropriate human behavior. There have always been steady streams of laws legislated by governments, and provisions made to enforce them because of this disaster. Some laws are always necessary to reflect the morality of nations. However, the plenteous amount of laws which are extant throughout the world indicates that morality codes are ineffective. Fewer laws would be necessary if moral principles were inspiring and readily accepted by the general populace. Codes and laws would have wider acceptance by individuals if their leaders modeled them. At present, the world is in a precarious position with rampant corruption obvious in governmental, commercial, religious, and other institutions upon which the public relies.

Leaders in various fields of human endeavor use morality as a weapon to keep the public, whom they are to serve, off balance and under control. Morality is used as a veil behind which such leaders carry out their nefarious schemes with corrupt choices and actions. These leaders give full reign to their egos.

Nevertheless, there are some bright spots on the world scene. Countries which have been ruled by dictators and one-party systems are trying democratic forms of government. However, the change is not caused by morality's success but by the economic failures of government policies. It is ironic that long-standing hatreds between races, previously dormant because of oppression, have surfaced with political freedom. Existing morality codes will have little effect in abating these ancient hatreds.

An effective morality system would have the breath of life within it. It would be flexible, yet steadfast, through all storms to which it is subjected. Morality must be the spiritual flesh and blood foundation of humanity. Effective morality does not require a designation which tends to be external and foreign to humans. The existing morality is pregnant with ego complexities. Therefor, it increases rather than decreases human insecurity. In order to survive, humans deny the applicability of the moral code to themselves and see it as appropriate for other individuals.

God's morality is simple, liberating and yet limiting, because the limiting is liberating. Morality can be lived simply and comfortably and responsibly by mortals.

God's four commandments meet all the requirements for effective morality. Once again they are:

Love God with all your heart, mind and soul.

Love your neighbor as you would love yourself.

Be loving and forgiving.

Obey the first three commandments.