In this video https://youtu.be/TSN4GJ0cjNY you have someone famous within the religious community, talking about child murder. i swear this post has a point. the speaker glosses over why debating on why god kills children is a bad thing. because if god commands it, it must be ok. and since many people here are evangelical christians/defender of the bible. if you saw a sign or even met a "prophet" from god. telling you to do something like, kill children... would you do it? also.
While this post may seem to target christians. this is more so a general problem with religion ingeneral. because the talmud, the qurran, and other religious holy books, kinda spout the same thing. and i know some of you will bring up judiasm, but i got ya covered. i am fully aware within the talmud, it says anyone who isn't jewish is like... a fucking animal or something. however...
If i look up the new, and old testements. i can find verses in either one. saying people of different religions, and people who are not religious, are animals, and will not go to heaven. and you'll see similar shit in other religions as well. condemning people of different religions. or not being religious at all.
So if your gonna come at me with me soft caping the jews or whatever. first critique your own damn holy book. and if you can't. shut the fuck up about the jews and the muslims, or the other religions. because, guess what! you're not any better, or any worse, than the other religions.
Good point. still, if someone can't tell the difference. and, let's ay goes on a shooting spree. because they thought they heard the voice of god. who do we blame for that? the person? or god?
No one. To understand THIS you need to be familiar with Schopenhauer. When you say "blame" what you're really doing is conflating "justice" with "revenge". REVENGE is morally indefensible, it's a continuation of Cain's bloody cycle.
Justice is NOT about righting some cosmic scale that is set wrong by harmful acts.
The morally defensible objective of justice is to make moral laws as tangible and immutable as natural laws. The prohibition of murder should be as inexorable as gravity.
The person who kills, must die. Not for the sake of the dead but for the sake of the living who will see it done and know that for cause there is effect.
Justice is deterrence, not revenge.
On this there is one caveat that departs from liberalism, and that is that IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THE CONDEMNED TO ACTUALLY BE GUILTY. Only that they are perceived as guilty by the community and that justice is done swiftly and known to all.
Actually the WORST possible situation is not the conviction of the innocent, but rather the exoneration of someone everyone "knows" is guilty. When OJ Simpson was ruled innocent, it made the state look impotent and the law toothless. Blackstone's formulation is an insidious poison utterly assured to destroy the legitimacy of every Caesar who decides to adopt it.
If i wanna kill you. and use the voice of god, as excuse. does that make me morally in the wrong?
Do you succeed in bringing about god's kingdom on earth?
Consider it like this: The Muslims believe that there will be peace when when there are no non-believers.
Are they wrong? Rather, if they succeed, were they right?
God's will is only revealed retroactively.
When you embark on a quest in the name of god, whether or not you were righteous hinges on whether or not your actions bring about the world condition your god desires.
To put it another way... God is always on the side of the victors. Or as they put it in the film: "His god... is god."
I've seen enough to know that the atheists' pure reason, and the environmentalists' gaia are false. But as to which branch of the God of Abraham is true (if any)... that is still an open question.
If a tranny goes on a shooting spree because MSM told them troons are literally being genocided who do we blame?
That happened in Nashville. Were the children deserving of it because they went to a Christian school?
This claim could work... if you could compare correctly. this is just once again bad faith. the news, and god, are 2 different things. so before i can answer your bad faith question. you must first answer mine... of which you did not.