What Human Rights?

[bennyboy]

But I'm not being a heretic against my Catholic faith. As I have explained to you already, as a Catholic, I believe the Church is the pillar of truth, not the bible. Not all Truth can be found in the bible.

Of course not all truth is in the Bible. It's true that I'm now getting a headache, and that is not in the Bible.

But there's a difference between that and establishing that there are MIS-truths in the Bible, or truths that contradict your position about rights. I've given specific examples of Biblical texts that oppose your view, and I believe I could provide easily 50 quotes from the Bible, which directly contradict your position. So far, I'm waiting for you to provide any source, at all, for your ideas about human rights. Right now, it seems to me that you're a nice lady who identifies as catholic, but doesn't much care for the Christian texts. But I'm very willing to drop that impression as soon as you support your ideas with text from ANY religious source about inalienable rights which extend to all mankind.

A lot of it, yes, but not all of it alone. Let me know if there is anything about this that you still don't understand and I'll try to clear it up.

Yes. As I've now mentioned several times, I don't understand how as a Catholic, you've arrived at your position about human rights. Is it that you have a "feeling" we have rights, and the other church ladies agree with you? Did you have a dream about human rights? Where, exactly, has this belief come from? And please don't just keep saying "the catechism." Let's get some quotes happening, please.