Originally posted by Agerg
Well your God_{KellyJay}-centred definition of evil has no currency with those who don't believe in any gods (or a different god incompatible with yours). As a collective of civilised humans we can all agree that sticking a fork in some baby's left eye causing great pain, damage, and anguish upon this poor infant is an evil act, we just don't require it be an ...[text shortened]... n by the word.
Similarly you're redefining evil and then abusing it in the same way.
Listen I asked how evil was defined and I got this worthless standard of it is if
someone does something bad to another above the ordinary or some verbage like
that. That is evil in the eye of the beholder, so even by that lame standard the God
who says when we do bad things to one of His, it is like doing it to Him so He will
judge who harms His own. God's standards if you like them or not, or if you accept
them or no, they change not, they are what they are; in addition to that, God says
as we judge we will be judged, so the very standards you apply to others will be
used on you. All of the bases will be covered, as you cannot jump to the moon due
to the forces God set in place you will not be able to avoid His standards of right
and wrong, and you'll have no excuse when you go against your own.
Kelly