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you claim that i am illogical, yet you are the one that is name calling just because someone disagrees with your view of events. how logical is that? how rational and free of emotional overtones are your arguments? do you think your posts are bitchslapping me around? i believe i have seen you post in other threads that real men post without emotion or malice, they use only logic which sets them apart from boys. i don't know if that is true or not, but i do know that your posts are far from being emotion free. so last shot here, tw. are you saying that i am a christian extremist because i disagree with you, or do you have evidence of me condemning others for not sharing my beliefs? it's got to be one or the other.
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OK, good and evil are concepts that are strictly a matter of perspective. Let me give you an example: A Fundamentalist Christian would say that an actual sacrifice of a living being to God is evil, based on New Testament law. (This belief is open to a bunch of argument that I won't get into here, so please, masses, don't jump all over this.) They would say that some deeds, like helping people and being kind are "good". Now a Satanist might believe that sacrificing a goat to their god is good, and that doing what other people think are good things is evil. (I don't know, I have no clue about what Satanists believe, so cut me some slack here.) So you see, TW, good and evil DO exist, but it's ALL a matter of perspective. Quote:
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Now you tell me. Am I Satanic or the best Christian you ever met? After all, the status quo and attempts to minimize death in both conditions has only resulted in more death and suffering from continued hatred. How to elimiinate your Satan? Human sacrifices. This is (unfortunately) a well proven lesson from history. I have advocated more death (in the short term) to cause less overall death and destruction (in the long term). Am I Satanic or Christian? Am I good or evil? Or is there (again) no such thing as 'good verses evil'? Once we eliminate the religious parables about 'good and evil', then all that remains is different perspectives. You tell me? I have just advocated lessons from history - human sacrifice to cause more "good". Last edited by tw; 01-03-2005 at 11:38 AM. |
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and by the way, tee...
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Careful. Starting to sound like an MBA....
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Any form of Provisional Ethics(tm), which I'm in favor of, is going to take a lot of work and has to be subject to review and revision. That is the problem with religious ethics, no review or revision.
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Everyone knows there is good and evil, they just can't agree how to sort things into one or the other.
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Actually, I challenged him to do it because it's so hard to do. Most ideas of "good" and "evil" that pervade in ANY culture are usually based upon religious beliefs in that culture.
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And this quote about the "rather secret" Diego Garcia....from CNN.com
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Good and evil do exist regardless of religious leanings. My wife could testify to this the night I farted into one of her soft toys and gave it to her to cuddle up to in bed. And I don't believe in God!
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Roosta wins the thread.
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A Sorely Needed Break in the Action ...
I found this article today.
It seems to be the Islamic Equivalent of the Weekly World News classic "Satan's Face Seen in WTC Explosion" and "Satan's Face Seen in Killer Tornado.
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I don't know about you, but I can't see how that even resembles the text in the inset picture. For all we know, it could say "underpants" in Norwegian!
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True. I can't see the sacred squiggle either, but I am an infidel.
Perhaps Satan's Face is just that much more photgenic. Oh, and it would say "underbukse," which you can just make out on the upper left of the image ... ![]()
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