24 Oct 17
Originally posted by @dj2beckerThat is not the case. I would have thought you'd have understood this by now.
Whatever the particular individual prefers.
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24 Oct 17
Originally posted by @avalanchethecatAre you saying that an atheist is not allowed to have a moral preference? 😲
That is not the case. I would have thought you'd have understood this by now.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerI see you answer on this thread about atheism.
Whatever the particular individual prefers.
(A topic you know nothing about)
Rather than answer on the Christian morals thread.
Why would that be?
Insecurity again?
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59The question was already answered on the other thread. I see you dodged the question again.
I see you answer on this thread about atheism.
(A topic you know nothing about)
Rather than answer on the Christian morals thread.
Why would that be?
Insecurity again?
Why would that be?
Insecurity again?
24 Oct 17
Originally posted by @dj2beckerCan Christians, to your way of thinking, exercise their personal preference as to whether they believe capital punishment is morally justifiable or not morally justifiable?
Are you saying that an atheist is not allowed to have a moral preference? 😲
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Originally posted by @dj2beckerHe's saying that they are so non-monolithic and so fiercely individualistic that they cannot be stereotyped. No common position is easier to defend.
Are you saying that an atheist is not allowed to have a moral preference? 😲
25 Oct 17
Originally posted by @dj2beckerSo, in that case, can Christians exercise their personal preference as to whether they believe capital punishment is morally justifiable or not morally justifiable?
If depends whether or not the Bible is clear on the matter.
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25 Oct 17
Originally posted by @fmfIf the Bible is clear on the matter personal preferences don't matter since the Bible has the final say.
So, in that case, can Christians exercise their personal preference as to whether they believe capital punishment is morally justifiable or not morally justifiable?
25 Oct 17
Originally posted by @dj2beckerSo what's your personal preference/personal interpretation of the Bible with regard to the matter of governments executing their citizens?
If the Bible is clear on the matter personal preferences don't matter since the Bible has the final say.