Believe vs morality

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
"murder is wrong" is not written in our conscience. we murder all the time. from the rival tribes that "stole" our game to the millions of chikins we kfc every day.

we just adjust our definition of murder and the circumstances in which we allow it. we just found lately that society would be improved if we murder less.

ask our resident JW Robbie carrobie he has all the answers

Originally posted by redbadger
ask our resident JW Robbie carrobie he has all the answers

i don't form my life philosophy after one's opinion, least of all robbie's

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
i don't form my life philosophy after one's opinion, least of all robbie's

don't dis the zen master dude

Originally posted by redbadger
don't dis the zen master dude

Whatever happened to redbarons?

Originally posted by 64squaresofpain
Whatever happened to redbarons?

he got in to hot water with russ /and I begged forgiveness and was resurrected as redbadger.

Originally posted by twhitehead
If I believe that my religion requires me to kill an innocent child, is my belief inherently invalid due to its apparent immorality? Are all those who hold such beliefs in some way less loony than those who hold religious beliefs that do not include the death of innocent children.
If so, why?

What about countries that allow abortions?