07-11-2017, 10:19 AM
(07-11-2017, 10:02 AM)Matt_Crimson Wrote: It seems that you're alluding to the theory that "One cannot/can be moral without God" that both atheists and believers argue about. I'd like to say that even though someone may be doing something immoral does not mean that they are void of any morality. It bugs me that people talk about morality in absolutes as if to say you are either moral or immoral and there is no in-between. Well truth is no one is completely moral or immoral. Morality to me is not a permanent attribute that one has, but is instead something that is applied situationally. People like to act like they are infinitely moral because they believe/don't believe in God but this is simply not the case.
No, I meant that people (some/many?) are always looking for a "way". And if that way promises you riches (now or in the afterlife) in return for your loyalty (and money) it's fairly easy to get them to follow you along.
Whether that comes from a god or from a flag.
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