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frank317:That's how mutt debates. He types a lot but ends up posting nothing of value. The only good thing about him is that he isn't an extremist or fundamentalist |
Godsfavour78:Don't know. |
Godsfavour78:Conditions that favoured a big bang created the big bang |
Op, don't you know?? The wealth of our christian brethren is not in this world but in heaven |
danvon:Society is the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community. What benefits the community as a whole us good and what doesn't is bad. What do you think society is. LMFAO the same Japan that teamed up with Hitler almost a century ago?Lmao you think that japan still has the same people it had 70 years ago? Or you think that someone's past deeds make them bad forever? You people are still jokers. |
danvon:Religions like christianity aren't the source of my morality. About the first bolded statement, you can see that Islamic countries have barbaric laws that they see as good and christians used to have barbaric laws itself before the reneissance. Christianity get's it's morality from society itself. And what about japan, a country with a high percentage of atheists and one of the lowest crime rates in the world? |
danvon:Nobody controls society as well as common sense. The society is not a person it's not a living organism it's the combination of people, if people can simply decide on what is good and bad doesn't that mean there's no moralityPeole can't simply decide on what is good and bad en masse(unless religion like christianity is involved). Society decides that something is good when it benefits them or they think it does as a whole and that something is bad if it harms them or they think it does as a whole. By the way most members of your society are Christians and MuslimsBy the way, religion is a poor indicator of morality, I can bringout a lot of bible verses that have horrible laws that would get you imprisoned in today's society. |