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pizzahut451 on 29 April 2011
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vlad321 said:
pizzahut451 said:
vlad321 said:

No, the whatever was meant specifically for that single point, I thought you'd catch on.


So... you basically admit to using circular logic to justify whatever you believe in. Good to know. Just as you say "I found all morals given by God are perfectly correct," I can say "I found all morals given by XXXXXXXXX are perfectly correct" where XXXXX is literally anything, again even fairy tales hold as much logical backing as any belief system out there. In fact using circular logic like you do, I can make ust about anything sound true.


As long as those morals given by XXXXXXXX are perfecttly correct too, I dont see a reason why you shouldnt listen to XXXXXX. That is, assuming XXXXXX ia giving correct, good and righteous morals. If XXXXXXXX is givng false and bad morals, than XXXXXX doesnt hold much credit or value in comprassion with God. LIKE I SAID BEFORE, IN THIS ARGUMENT, IT ALL COMES DOWN TO WEATHER YOU BELIEVE IN UNVERSAL OR SUBJECTIVE MORALS. I don't think you know the difference between the 2.


Again, define what definbes "correct, good, and righteous morals." Also, if you believe in universal morals, why are the christian morals the righteous ones? Why not the Aztec ones where you have to sacrifice yourself to a god to go to a form of heaven?

I am fully well aware of the difference between the two, you just don't realize that your logic is kind of laughable. Absolutely ANY argument you give me against fairy tales, I can use against religion. Which is why religion is just a collectino of fairy tales. It just happens to be a subset of fairy tales in which people actually believe.

Let me say it again. I dont see how ANY morals Christ gave to people can any reasonable and good person consider wrong. His morals are objectivly correct. Or do you think anything he said was wrong? if so, please enlighten me. Oh wait, you probably didnt even read the New Testament. And if other religious books and fairy tales share the same message about morals as Jesus Christ does, than by all means go compare them and make them all the same. Like I said before, it all comes down to faith. and I beleive his morals are right because I just dont see how any good and reasonable person  could consider his morals wrong. I didnt found a single thing wrong with his morals, so I beleive they are correct. Christianity (or its original founders at least) never aimed to be ''THE GREATEST RELIGION IN THE WOLRD WHICH CAN DISPROVE EVERYTHING AND MAKE THE OTHERS LOOK LAUGHABLE AND STUPID'' People only got that impression because Christanity grew to be extremly powerfull and popular in the world. Christ wanted for Christanity to teach people how to live a righteous and good life, not to exterminate and disprove every other religion. I dont think many  (or any) religions disagree with his moral teachings. And what you said there furhter proves you dont even know what a moral is, let alone know the difference between subjective and unversal ones. Sacrificing yourself to God isnt a moral, its a commandment or a rule to an angry evil god. Why would God give you the gift of life and than wanted you to kill yourself for him? Thats not a moral.