(January 20, 2015 at 12:26 pm)Drich Wrote: Your 'morality' is based off what one 'feels' justified in doing. Which means anything and everything can be on the table.
Ditto for Christian "morality." The only difference is that Christians try to reverse-engineer the Bible to justify what they already 'feel' to be justifiable.
So we see a pattern of Christian 'morality' changing throughout the centuries, shifting to accommodate changing social norms, yet always sanctimoniously claiming God's approval on their actions.
100 years ago divorce was immoral, and divorced people were not welcome in church. No Pastor or Priest would knowingly perform a wedding in which one of the participants had been previous married and then divorced.
Not too long before that, they wouldn't perform a marriage if the bride was not a virgin.
And if you ask Christians about this today, they tell you with a straight face that those people were interpreting the Bible wrong, but today we magically have it right.
