Moral relativism

Leftists/Progressives/Liberals consistently subscribe to the belief, as you have shown.
^^ An unsubstantiated guess​

A vocal minority on the left might align with moral relativism and a strictly physical materialist world view.

That caricature breaks apart when you look at the belief systems of Democratic senators and senate candidates which include a Methodist pastor, a Baptist minister, a Presbyterian seminarian, and dozens of practicing Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and Muslims.

Whatever you think about those belief systems, they are rooted in concepts of absolute right and wrong, justice, and objective morality.
 
Obviously, you are free to believe whatever you like, but the god of the Old testament and New testament, including Jesus, are all the same person according to the Bible.
depends on who you ask.

are you a religious person?

do you have a dog in the Jesus = yhwh discussion?

is it just for war and career purposes?
 
depends on who you ask.

are you a religious person?

do you have a dog in the Jesus = yhwh discussion?

is it just for war and career purposes?
For the majority of the world that believes in free will, you are free to believe whatever you want to. I was not trying to muddy the waters by getting into a separate discussion of whether or not you actually have the ability to believe whatever you want.
 
For the majority of the world that believes in free will, you are free to believe whatever you want to. I was not trying to muddy the waters by getting into a separate discussion of whether or not you actually have the ability to believe whatever you want.
what does free will have to do with Jesus and god being the same?

are you fucking retarded?
 
That caricature breaks apart when you look at the belief systems of Democratic senators and senate candidates which include a Methodist pastor, a Baptist minister, a Presbyterian seminarian, and dozens of practicing Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and Muslims.
Yes, I mentioned it earlier, but people who are religious tend to believe that morals come from their sky wizard.

Between the moral relativists and the religious people, that covers the majority of everyone because people tend to look at morality the wrong way. They look at the behavior of the person, not the impact of the behavior.
 
Yes, I mentioned it earlier, but people who are religious tend to believe that morals come from their sky wizard.

Between the moral relativists and the religious people, that covers the majority of everyone because people tend to look at morality the wrong way.
I see. And only you have the right way.
 
^^ An unsubstantiated guess​

A vocal minority on the left might align with moral relativism and a strictly physical materialist world view.

That caricature breaks apart when you look at the belief systems of Democratic senators and senate candidates which include a Methodist pastor, a Baptist minister, a Presbyterian seminarian, and dozens of practicing Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and Muslims.

Whatever you think about those belief systems, they are rooted in concepts of absolute right and wrong, justice, and objective morality.
Illiteracy: objective used as subjective.
A religion isn't a moral.
Politics isn't a moral.
 
For the majority of the world that believes in free will, you are free to believe whatever you want to. I was not trying to muddy the waters by getting into a separate discussion of whether or not you actually have the ability to believe whatever you want.
Paradox. You cannot argue both sides of a paradox.
 
Yes, I mentioned it earlier, but people who are religious tend to believe that morals come from their sky wizard.
Having a schizophrenic episode again? 'They' are you. You are the only one I know that believes in a 'sky wizard'.
Between the moral relativists and the religious people, that covers the majority of everyone because people tend to look at morality the wrong way.
You don't get to speak for everyone. Omniscience fallacy.
They look at the behavior of the person, not the impact of the behavior.
Denial of history. Denial of English.
An event is not a moral.
 
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