Metallox said:
First one, I guess. I first just declare that the "good" each religion pursues is based directly on what their creators told, which could or could not be based on the very words of a high being. However, for us and our limited scope, it's at least clear the "good" of each religion is based on man-made values, because the intervention of a deity cannot be proven. In the past that may have been useful for religious people to spread their teachings, but today it's not enough to justify religions as "good". Sorry if I'm not being clear, I have issues with English being a third language and also have comprehension issues of my own, but I like religious debates. |
No worries. It's a complicated topic. Most people have difficulty discussing it even in their first language. If this is your third, that's quite impressive.
