KittenKoder
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No, fear is necessary, but hate is not.
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No, fear is necessary, but hate is not.
Anger is the better motivator, and does not need hatred to exist. It's semantics at this point.
The Jew had already been taken prisoner.
I would defend myself with what ever weapon I had at the time. Which in my case is a Glock 23 and a Remington Shotgun.
Of course rights come from God because if a person where to convey rights on you and that person died, would you then say that you no longer had rights?
God conveyed these rights to you upon your conception.
I read a cool quote yesterday..I can't remember who it was from.
"Without God, government becomes the God."
You have to have God for human rights to exist. There's no way around it.
What's more, you're sitting there looking out your kitchen window and you see four of your neighbors crossing into your back yard; one is carrying a net-type bag which has the disembodied heads your boss and two of your closest friends... the neighbor carrying the bag has a machete, the other three are carrying automatic weapons. They're now at your backdoor trying to bust it down... what do you DO? (and most importantly: WHY DO YOU DO IT?)
So Allie - you can assert it but then I'd ask you to prove it. Asking nicely of course
If I were a Christian I would do as Christ did and submit. If I were an atheist or secular-humanist I would exercise my natural right to self defense and defend my family and myself.
Now how is it rights can only exist if there is a god?
"Without God, government becomes the God."
I'm not sure Christ expected us to submit to anything bad that came along, or refuse to defend ourselves.
The fact is in practice, by virtue of the recognition of the divine authority, Human Rights are respected,
No they are not. Iran is a theocracy based on divine authority with virtually no human rights.