06-12-2015, 07:32 PM
(06-12-2015, 05:06 PM)WhoDeyWho Wrote: Ironically, you seem to be arguing for subjective morality.
Christians tend to believe in an "objective morality" handed down to them by God himself. Consequently, unless God changed his minds regarding the issue of slavery, it is irrelevant the time period. He is supposedly timeless.
At what point does/has God stepped in and physically stopped people, Christian or non, from doing wrong? Free will. Reap what you sow. etc etc.
Giving guidelines for something that man chose to do isn't culpability. There are cut and dried, black and white "don'ts" that are ignored daily by believers and non alike. Is God culpable because someone chose to do wrong when they were explicitly told not to?
Everyone loves to blame God for all the ills in the world when no one is forced, by Him, to do anything.
99.98% of religious denouncement is borne of laziness and ignorance.
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