Jesus loves the racist stereotyped children

[Cyberman]

Actually I meant "Wow" in the sense of "I can hardly believe you just said all that with a straight face".

Also, there is only one of me. Please don't do that again.

we were talking about 'these people' which you have identified yourself as a apart of in the past. Meaning a 'moral' person. I meant nothing more than to say that a moral person is beginning to understand what morality actually is.

I did not mean to offend

I fully appreciate the people under discussion; my objection was to the casual use of the inflammatory phrasae "I think one of you finally gets it!" - particularly as that was not my meaning. However, I do accept your apology. Many times I have achieved, unintentionally, that which I did not mean to, so I understand the difficulties inherent in communicating these subjects in bald text; emoticons notwithstanding.

[Zen Badger]

I did not say there was anything wrong with changing morality in of itself. I only point out the misuse of morality, when people use it as an Absolute standard to judge others against.

Like christians do?

[Ben Davis]

Hi Zen,

Like christians do?

Drich has separate definitions of 'morality' & 'righteousness'. 'Morality' is human, subjective, fallable & changing whereas 'righteousness' is Godly, absolute, infallable & unchanging. He claims that 'morality' is man's attempt to attain 'righteousness'. This apparently explains why God can do what he likes & is always right but humans have to do what god says & are always wrong.