Ideology does not make up for the wrong things you do

In life, it is important to have the main idea to follow to give meaning and a purpose for what we live and strive for. We may feel keen to philosophy, political tendency, religion, or thought but all of them are enriched by our actions, not the other way around. Ideologies are nourished by our actions; they cannot justify what we do because we follow an idea. 

We have the power to feed ideologies or to make them weaker; we control the theory with our actions because ideas may be there, but they can’t survive if we don’t do something with them. If I preach about love but act with hatred, there is nothing that can turn a hateful action into a loving one for as hard as I think about and want to love, I cannot change the facts, and that is what is most important. 

We may think we are good people living righteously because we follow the instruction or the ideals, but in real life, we may not act accordingly. If we think we are good people, then what have we done in our lives to prove it? Facts, not wishes.