@Fetchmyjunk

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Oh so you think I'm on your hook? Think again. I take it then your Christianity is only true for you and does not apply to anyone else. At least that makes sense now. Thanks for clearing that up.

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Yes and you think that you can hold God accountable for manslaughter? Is that correct?

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Would you care to direct him to your blog that you have written on me so that he can 'read up' on me.

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I refer you to my answer on the Hitler thread. As well as the question directed at you that you have not answered.

http://www.chessatwork.com/forum/spirituality/hitler.171350/page-70

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By universal to you mean it applies to God as well? It don't think it has to. Take the statement "Jesus died for the sins of the world". Is this a statement of universal truth? I think it is yet it doesn't apply to God. Jesus didn't die for God's sins since he doesn't have any. 🙂

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
By universal to you mean it applies to God as well? It don't think it has to. Take the statement "Jesus died for the sins of the world". Is this a statement of universal truth? I think it is yet it doesn't apply to God. Jesus didn't die for God's sins since he doesn't have any. 🙂

Very good.

Wasn't the issue of universal wrongness about torturing babies "for fun"?
The terminating of a baby's life (not for sheer amusement) may sometime be good.

But it would be a very, VERY difficult scenario for me to imagine.
And I wouldn't like to have to make the decision about that because my wisdom is limited.

A difficult scenario though, doesn't mean an absolute moral standard does not exist.
The difficulty demonstrates that human wisdom is limited. It does not follow that God's wisdom is limited.

On one hand the limited wisdom of man does not let him off the hook that he can have anarchy and moral lawlessness. On the other hand no code of instructions either from man or from God (perhaps) is adequate to enable man to navigate through every hypothetical situation out of an infinite combination of particulars.