The bible is particularly bad as a moral guide.
By using ambiguous stories to illustrate points, it becomes impossible to pin down what it actually means, without leaving a chink for people to justify whatever position they have at the time.
Good laws leave no wiggle room and are as unamibguous as they can be made.
The ten commandments would be a good example of this if the actual laws themselves werent so crap.
By using ambiguous stories to illustrate points, it becomes impossible to pin down what it actually means, without leaving a chink for people to justify whatever position they have at the time.
Good laws leave no wiggle room and are as unamibguous as they can be made.
The ten commandments would be a good example of this if the actual laws themselves werent so crap.
You can fix ignorance, you can't fix stupid.
Tinkety Tonk and down with the Nazis.
