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Post by Harrier on May 23, 2017 8:38:51 GMT -5
We are civilised human beings "trying to teach our children" they are barbaric animals who don't give thier children a choice except to be pure evil. In your eyes. In theirs? They see themselves as doing the only acceptable thing "in God's eyes". Personally, I believe humanity will never elevate itself to the next level (whatever that may be) until all religion is eradicated. Every last vestige of it. Agreed. |
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Post by Bing© in Buffalo Chairman on May 23, 2017 8:41:27 GMT -5
And hence we arrive at Humanities biggest dilemma...
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2017 8:44:16 GMT -5
And hence we arrive at Humanities biggest dilemma... Yup. It's like Einstein's old saw, "Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." |
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Post by Touchable on May 23, 2017 9:10:15 GMT -5
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Post by flushingjet on May 23, 2017 10:31:14 GMT -5
^ understanding would be a good start. " That's the problem. Most folks do not want to understand societal differences let alone religious ones. Just contemplate how many human lives have been extinguished over the centuries in the name of God or religion. It's staggering. And, as this bombing/murder displays, still going on effusively. I absolutely despise this kind of moral relativism/atheism trotted out after every Islamic atrocity. Far more good has been done in the name of Judeo-Christian religion mores and ethos than not. If not justifying or excusing the evil deeds it trivializes and minimizes their sociopathy. Other religious acolytes are not committing mass murder with transport vehicles and dockyard confetti bombs. Let me know when you see the next Islamic telethon that is not devoted to killing nonbelievers. |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2017 10:42:48 GMT -5
That's the problem. Most folks do not want to understand societal differences let alone religious ones. Just contemplate how many human lives have been extinguished over the centuries in the name of God or religion. It's staggering. And, as this bombing/murder displays, still going on effusively. I absolutely despise this kind of moral relativism/atheism trotted out after every Islamic atrocity. Far more good has been done in the name of Judeo-Christian religion mores and ethos than not. If not justifying or excusing the evil deeds it trivializes and minimizes their sociopathy. Other religious acolytes are not committing mass murder with transport vehicles and dockyard confetti bombs. Let me know when you see the next Islamic telethon that is not devoted to killing nonbelievers. Like politics, religion is a non-winnable argument. We all bring our baggage and beliefs from our individual journeys through life. My point was that just as we see ourselves as morally correct, so do others like ISIS on their side of the coin. Sadly (IMO), we have not seen what man could be without religions biases, which is what continues to impede our development and growth as a species. We've seen what religion has to offer. It's too late now, but I wonder where we could have evolved without these impediments. |
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Post by flushingjet on May 23, 2017 10:49:17 GMT -5
I absolutely despise this kind of moral relativism/atheism trotted out after every Islamic atrocity. Far more good has been done in the name of Judeo-Christian religion mores and ethos than not. If not justifying or excusing the evil deeds it trivializes and minimizes their sociopathy. Other religious acolytes are not committing mass murder with transport vehicles and dockyard confetti bombs. Let me know when you see the next Islamic telethon that is not devoted to killing nonbelievers. Like politics, religion is a non-winnable argument. We all bring our baggage and beliefs from our individual journeys through life. My point was that just as we see ourselves as morally correct, so do others like ISIS on their side of the coin. Sadly (IMO), we have not seen what man could be without religions biases, which is what continues to impede our development and growth as a species. We've seen what religion has to offer. It's too late now, but I wonder where we could have evolved without these impediments. Only death cults like Scientology and Islam are an impediment to social progress. Good one Warfish! |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2017 10:51:58 GMT -5
Like politics, religion is a non-winnable argument. We all bring our baggage and beliefs from our individual journeys through life. My point was that just as we see ourselves as morally correct, so do others like ISIS on their side of the coin. Sadly (IMO), we have not seen what man could be without religions biases, which is what continues to impede our development and growth as a species. We've seen what religion has to offer. It's too late now, but I wonder where we could have evolved without these impediments. Only death cults like Scientology and Islam are an impediment to social progress. Good one Warfish! Dude, you got the wrong guy. I'll just leave it as we see the issue differently. I hate these type of arguments, which was never my intention. Neither side will ever see the other's viewpoint. sadly. |
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Post by 32Green on May 23, 2017 11:18:05 GMT -5
That's the problem. Most folks do not want to understand societal differences let alone religious ones. Just contemplate how many human lives have been extinguished over the centuries in the name of God or religion. It's staggering. And, as this bombing/murder displays, still going on effusively. I absolutely despise this kind of moral relativism/atheism trotted out after every Islamic atrocity. Far more good has been done in the name of Judeo-Christian religion mores and ethos than not. If not justifying or excusing the evil deeds it trivializes and minimizes their sociopathy. Other religious acolytes are not committing mass murder with transport vehicles and dockyard confetti bombs. Let me know when you see the next Islamic telethon that is not devoted to killing nonbelievers. +1000000000000000 |
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Post by Jets Things on May 23, 2017 11:54:17 GMT -5
That's the problem. Most folks do not want to understand societal differences let alone religious ones. Just contemplate how many human lives have been extinguished over the centuries in the name of God or religion. It's staggering. And, as this bombing/murder displays, still going on effusively. I absolutely despise this kind of moral relativism/atheism trotted out after every Islamic atrocity. Far more good has been done in the name of Judeo-Christian religion mores and ethos than not. If not justifying or excusing the evil deeds it trivializes and minimizes their sociopathy. Other religious acolytes are not committing mass murder with transport vehicles and dockyard confetti bombs.Let me know when you see the next Islamic telethon that is not devoted to killing nonbelievers. Because, unlike Islam, Judeo-Christian religions evolved for the most part (I'm looking at you, circumcision). But the Inquisition, Crusades, witch trials, displacement of Native Americans, conquistadors, KKK, etc. How many have died to make the world more Christian? I'd bet less than in the attempts to make the world Muslim. And I'm certainly not defending Islam. Personally, I think we should have turned the middle east to glass on September 12, 2001. |
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Post by flushingjet on May 23, 2017 14:31:10 GMT -5
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Post by Harrier on May 23, 2017 14:45:48 GMT -5
A message from Eric. I listened and imagined it was Raoul Duke sayin it.
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Post by flushingjet on May 23, 2017 14:47:19 GMT -5
By the way, that gratuitously included chick ^^ looked so hot from behind...you may not believe me when I tell you she was unflatteringly ugly, and hideously ugly at that. That was a shocker  |
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Post by Harrier on May 23, 2017 16:07:34 GMT -5
Looks like I will get a brown envelope in a matter of days.
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Post by Bing© in Buffalo Chairman on May 23, 2017 18:28:54 GMT -5
^ be safe Brother man.
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