Why your moral compass is important

@fmf said
@kellyjay

Does your moral compass tell you that people "disagreeing" and "seeing things differently" from you is immoral?

no

@kellyjay saidou make it
up as you go nothing focused about that, you can accept some scripture to proveyour point and deny others, making you not scripture the final say, which is puttingyou above the Word of God.

I’m not making anything up Kellyjay and this topic has absolutely nothing to do with scripture and I am absolutely not putting myself above God, you are just making up slurs in a silly attempt to distract from the clear point I am making.

Which is…that this conversation is about how you used to believe it was unacceptable to burn people alive for rejecting your particular version of the Christian God, and since you have become a Christian and assimilated the dogma of eternal suffering, you DO feel it is acceptable.

AND in doing this, you are morally no better than the the Islamic extremists who thought it was morally acceptable to burn alive that American pilot a few years ago.

@divegeester said
I’m not making anything up Kellyjay and this topic has absolutely nothing to do with scripture and I am absolutely not putting myself above God, you are just making up slurs in a silly attempt to distract from the clear point I am making.

Which is…that this conversation is about how you used to believe it was unacceptable to burn people alive for rejecting your partic ...[text shortened]... extremists who thought it was morally acceptable to burn alive that American pilot a few years ago.

Thank you for your opinion!

@kellyjay said
Thank you for your opinion!

No problem; it’s what this forum is for, people to share their opinions on things.