16 Jun '15 15:47>
Originally posted by josephw"You're asking me to acknowledge and attribute evil to a hypothetical situation"
[b]".., we all know you are trying to delay your answer until i get bored and give up."
Well, I really don't think "you all know" what I'm doing, since I'm trying to figure that out my own self! 😉 Please don't ever give up. If you want to know one thing about me know this; I never give up. I don't think you should either.
"..,you can always cal ...[text shortened]... orally when they fail to agree with your beliefs.
Something is wrong here wouldn't you agree?
yes.
ramsay bolton is not real, yet we can safely say he is evil. so is the witch who ate children from Hansel and Gretel. We can judge fictional characters to be evil or not evil based on the fictional deeds they commit.
" If it were merely a hypothetical I would have to agree."
if it is hypothetical you agree it is evil? what if it is real?
is this act's evil nature change if the act is real instead of hypothetical?
the act remains the same.
"You're convinced that God is not real, so the stories in the Bible to you are fictitious and mythological, and anyone that believes them is impoverished intellectually and morally when they fail to agree with your beliefs.
Something is wrong here wouldn't you agree?"
yes, everything you assumed about me in this paragraph. yet it doesn't have any relevance towards judging the act i described in the original post evil or not.