26 Oct '06 16:54>2 edits
Originally posted by ivanhoePlease read my point about things like 'valuing human life and dignity' and how almost everyone agrees with such statements, even if they believe that statement entails completely different things. This is essential to my point that they are 'meaningless' (obviously an over-exaggeration of my part, but still such declarations would be of little value beyond symbolic)
[b]Palynka: "So I'm not a person of good will."
I never stated such a thing and I never implied such a thing either .... please.
"..... what you've detailed there as principles are basically meaningless because they are too abstract and general."
Are they ? I do not agree.
Palynka: "So, unless you detail what you mean by those principles, able to follow and adhere to the reasoning in question, because of this very fact.[/b]
Edit - And I'm born in the EU country with the highest percentage of Roman Catholics bar Poland and I'm quite familiar with RCC doctrine, even if I'm not one (probably still am in the official statistics, though).