RE: Maximizing Moral Virtue
May 27, 2022 at 6:35 am
(This post was last modified: May 27, 2022 at 7:01 am by The Grand Nudger.)
Bit of a cultist, idk how we’re going to proceed if you need a fact checker every few lines.
I’m the worst about that shit. As for the immorality of Christ…it’s a fair bet that if you haven’t already seen it on the page, and in concept, nothing I have to say on the matter will register. I just figured you should know I’m not one of those guys you have to spend any time making batshit assertions about the reality of acts with. Saving you the trouble of a wall of revisionism and fantasy, I’d hoped…but I see that was wasted effort itself, now.
You might want to revisit your ideas of why Catholicism did what it did. It’s very probably the -only- reason you have your religion today. Hell of a debt you Protestants owe. Ofc, you both owe a hell of a debt to the pagans…but if you can’t genuinely acknowledge your relationships to each other there’s little chance of you acknowledging that.
I think you do have a point about the body of the faith on your own end. Just as the body of faith(and judging by that response se…you too) would reject the moral message of christ on its own grounds….they also reject any nod to basic kindness that Christian immorality wraps itself in for cover and improved sales oppurtunities.
Personally, my experience with Christian’s and their faith is limited in my day to day life to just the one I married…,who’s certainly a true Christian by all of the positive identifiers you’d like to focus on..,,though this doesn’t matter much to a pastor, priest, or any other witchdoctor….and to hear the story told, Christ didn’t place a huge value on them either. Being a kind and moral person doesn’t get you a golden ticket.
She had a strong and explicit Christian upbringing. Evangelical. Doesn’t seem to have made her violent or rebellious, unless rebellion is counted in mere disagreement with one’s parents or culture.
I’m the worst about that shit. As for the immorality of Christ…it’s a fair bet that if you haven’t already seen it on the page, and in concept, nothing I have to say on the matter will register. I just figured you should know I’m not one of those guys you have to spend any time making batshit assertions about the reality of acts with. Saving you the trouble of a wall of revisionism and fantasy, I’d hoped…but I see that was wasted effort itself, now.
You might want to revisit your ideas of why Catholicism did what it did. It’s very probably the -only- reason you have your religion today. Hell of a debt you Protestants owe. Ofc, you both owe a hell of a debt to the pagans…but if you can’t genuinely acknowledge your relationships to each other there’s little chance of you acknowledging that.
I think you do have a point about the body of the faith on your own end. Just as the body of faith(and judging by that response se…you too) would reject the moral message of christ on its own grounds….they also reject any nod to basic kindness that Christian immorality wraps itself in for cover and improved sales oppurtunities.
Personally, my experience with Christian’s and their faith is limited in my day to day life to just the one I married…,who’s certainly a true Christian by all of the positive identifiers you’d like to focus on..,,though this doesn’t matter much to a pastor, priest, or any other witchdoctor….and to hear the story told, Christ didn’t place a huge value on them either. Being a kind and moral person doesn’t get you a golden ticket.
She had a strong and explicit Christian upbringing. Evangelical. Doesn’t seem to have made her violent or rebellious, unless rebellion is counted in mere disagreement with one’s parents or culture.
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