Zone1 Are Religions Moral???

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Claiming I'm wrong and proving I'm wrong are two different things.

That's hilarious. Not only have I proven your wrong, I've proven your dishonesty. Two birds with one stone.

 

[Hafar1014]

I answered that in the very first item.

"The word moral refers to principles of right and wrong in behavior. It describes actions that align with standards of goodness, fairness, and honesty, or it refers to the practical life lesson taught by a story." Google.

You cannot make a moral judgement without context. The same moral value can be right or wrong depending on the context.

 

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The same moral value can be right or wrong depending on the context.

You mean like genociding Jews is wrong but genociding Palestianians is right?

 

[JohnDB]

Democrats are immoral....that's been a given

 

[alang1216]

Democrats are immoral....that's been a given

Seems to me like the Dems are proponents of personal freedom and choice.

 

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a common practice at that time.

It was rarely applied

Pick a lane.

 

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Seems to me like the Dems are proponents of personal freedom and choice.

Or maybe they are amoral and lack a moral compass.

 

[Meriweather]

Seems to me like the Dems are proponents of personal freedom and choice.

Except when it comes to elections?

 

[PeterPilot]

No, the one founded by Jesus is the best.

Jesus didn't found it. His many followers founded it. Wasn't he only 30 something when he was crucified by the Jews?

 

[Meriweather]

Jesus didn't found it.

Jesus did found it, and he appointed a leader.

 

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Jesus didn't found it. His many followers founded it. Wasn't he only 30 something when he was crucified by the Jews?

Jesus Christ is literally THE foundation of Christianity. Go ahead and argue otherwise. I dare you.

 

[PeterPilot]

Jesus did found it, and he appointed a leader.

That is what they want us to believe, yes.

 

[Meriweather]

That is what they want us to believe, yes.

First, who are "they"? According to whom do "they" exist. Name names. According to what written source do "they" (whoever "they" are), reach the conclusion the Christian Church/Assembly was not founded by Jesus?

 

[PeterPilot]

Is it "immoral" to marry a 10 year old girl? Most would say 'yes'. One religion says 'no'.

The Rabbinical Talmud lectures on how "right" it is to have sex with children as young as 3. That is pederasty, and easily explains how Jeffrey Epstein became a vampire and cannibal. Perversions in 'holy books'.

 

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That is what they want us to believe, yes.

Who is they? Are you implying there was a conspiracy? The cornerstone of Christian theology is the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So if there is a "they" it would have to start with Paul because he claimed he met the Risen Christ and was the person most responsible for spreading the good news that Christ had risen. Was Paul lying?

 

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The Rabbinical Talmud lectures on how "right" it is to have sex with children as young as 3. That is pederasty, and easily explains how Jeffrey Epstein became a vampire and cannibal. Perversions in 'holy books'.

I'm almost pretty certain that people's sexual appetites and perversions - especially one's based upon domination and submission - aren't because of any book, holy or otherwise.

 

[PeterPilot]

I'm almost pretty certain that people's sexual appetites and perversions - especially one's based upon domination and submission - aren't because of any book, holy or otherwise.

"They" are the humans that formed the church after Jesus ascended into heaven. You know, those who declared themselves priests.

Based on your comment above, I'm guessing you've never read any of the Talmud. Have you read much of Genesis, Deuteronomy and Samuel?

 

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Who is they? Are you implying there was a conspiracy? The cornerstone of Christian theology is the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So if there is a "they" it would have to start with Paul because he claimed he met the Risen Christ and was the person most responsible for spreading the good news that Christ had risen. Was Paul lying?

"They" are the humans that formed the church after Jesus ascended into heaven. You know, those who declared themselves priests.

Was Paul lying? Yes or no.

 

[Meriweather]

"They" are the humans that formed the church after Jesus ascended into heaven. You know, those who declared themselves priests.

Based on your comment above, I'm guessing you've never read any of the Talmud. Have you read much of Genesis, Deuteronomy and Samuel?

Who did they follow before they "declared" themselves "priests"? What were the events that led up to this? Again, please provide sources. Good journalism practice is that you provide us with three sources.

 

[PeterPilot]

Who did they follow before they "declared" themselves "priests"? What were the events that led up to this? Again, please provide sources. Good journalism practice is that you provide us with three sources.

I'm not a journalist. I've never claimed to be so. I am merely an observer commenting on what I see going on in the world around me.