Re: No sex
I am glad someone managed to form a coherent argument. You would be right, there is not much common ground between us. I don't believe in the infallibility of the Bible. Perhaps your interpretation is literally exact, but that is not the topic of this discussion. We are talking about morals and humanity here. (Which, by the way, was the crux of Christianity last time I checked)
I don't believe in such a thing as "appropriate violence", and I am honestly astounded that someone would still believe in such a thing. Self defense is one thing, but imposing your own belief is another. What would I do in this somewhat flawed metaphorical case? I would simply sit in the driver's seat so he couldn't drive the car. I hope you now see how the comparison is flawed here. You are trying to impose your beliefs through violence, under the pretense that everyone else is damning himself. Perhaps I am damning myself, but how is violence an appropriate measure from your part? What gives you the right to force your own faith into me? It seems to me that, if you truly believe what you say, you are damning yourself by doing so.
You are like parents? No, you are like dictators. A caring parent lets a child think on his own. A dictator enforces.
PS: Originally Azrael is the Muslim Angel of Death. Quite ironic, if I may say so myself.
I am glad someone managed to form a coherent argument. You would be right, there is not much common ground between us. I don't believe in the infallibility of the Bible. Perhaps your interpretation is literally exact, but that is not the topic of this discussion. We are talking about morals and humanity here. (Which, by the way, was the crux of Christianity last time I checked)
I don't believe in such a thing as "appropriate violence", and I am honestly astounded that someone would still believe in such a thing. Self defense is one thing, but imposing your own belief is another. What would I do in this somewhat flawed metaphorical case? I would simply sit in the driver's seat so he couldn't drive the car. I hope you now see how the comparison is flawed here. You are trying to impose your beliefs through violence, under the pretense that everyone else is damning himself. Perhaps I am damning myself, but how is violence an appropriate measure from your part? What gives you the right to force your own faith into me? It seems to me that, if you truly believe what you say, you are damning yourself by doing so.
You are like parents? No, you are like dictators. A caring parent lets a child think on his own. A dictator enforces.
PS: Originally Azrael is the Muslim Angel of Death. Quite ironic, if I may say so myself.
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