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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: Roy Jose Lorr
Date: Mar 20, 2008 23:15

Zarya wrote: Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Zarya wrote: Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Fear of eternal suffering in the prophetic river of fire kept many people from being rapists, murderers, ...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: Zarya
Date: Mar 20, 2008 22:56

Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Zarya wrote: Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Fear of eternal suffering in the prophetic river of fire kept many people from being rapists, murderers, liars, ...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: Roy Jose Lorr
Date: Mar 20, 2008 22:48

...to the virulent totalitarian politics. And notice how the OP quoted above dismissed "morality and reason" as "nothing"? fabulously revealing. Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Really? religion seems to spend an awful lot...best to hijack both whenever it can, defining both "moral" and "rational" as "that which best advances or ...
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Author: Roy Jose Lorr
Date: Mar 20, 2008 22:43

Zarya wrote: Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Fear of eternal suffering in the prophetic river of fire kept many people from being rapists, murderers, liars, adulterers and so forth. And today, some religious fanatics actually believe that if we don't have that "...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: mimus
Date: Mar 20, 2008 21:08

... the virulent totalitarian politics. And notice how the OP quoted above dismissed "morality and reason" as "nothing"? fabulously revealing. Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Really? religion seems to spend an awful lot ... best to hijack both whenever it can, defining both "moral" and "rational" as "that which best advances or defends ...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: Zarya
Date: Mar 20, 2008 20:43

Roy Jose Lorr <kenthz@comcast.net> wrote: Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs. Fear of eternal suffering in the prophetic river of fire kept many people from being rapists, murderers, liars, adulterers and so forth. And today, some religious fanatics actually believe that if we don't have that "eternal threat" ...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: Roy Jose Lorr
Date: Mar 20, 2008 20:30

... by men. "Ghost King" works better than "Sky Fairy", right down to the virulent totalitarian politics. And notice how the OP quoted above dismissed "morality and reason" as "nothing"? fabulously revealing. Morality and reason do not promote strong beliefs.
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: mimus
Date: Mar 20, 2008 20:17

.... "Ghost King" works better than "Sky Fairy", right down to the virulent totalitarian politics. And notice how the OP quoted above dismissed "morality and reason" as "nothing"? fabulously revealing. -- It is dominion that we are after. Not just a voice. It is dominion we are after. Not just...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: DanielSan
Date: May 15, 2008 05:58

... of righteousness is different than mine. You, then, arrogantly, go on to say that your version of righteousness is of better quality than mine because you do not agree with mine. The only reason I'm being contrary here is to expose this arrogance to you. Your particular brand of righteousness is of better quality...FOR YOU. I have a particular brand of righteousness that is of ...
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Re: If You Have Morality and Reason on Your Side . . . .     

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Author: DanielSan
Date: May 14, 2008 18:06

... On 14 Mai, 12:31, DanielSan <danielsan1...@gmail.com> wrote: I'm more moral than you. You don't see anything wrong with stealing from people, if you use ...*all* the money from businesses to feed them. See, this is the problem with moral relativism. It causes fights when someone believes they're more moral than another. No, Fred, I'm not going to bite. That's not the point ...
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