Vic
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Originally posted by: Duwelon
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Duwelon
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Duwelon
Honestly, i'm not sure what you're arguing for... put your cards on the table, are you saying Jesus would have been a progressive liberal democrat?
I don't know what you mean by collectivist moral authoritaian agenda... which is why I didn't reply.
Ah hell no. Jesus wasn't a progressive liberal democrat. He was more like a political radical fighting non-violently for the rights of a conquered people. Like a Gandhi but cubed and squared. Lots of people talk the talk, but NO ONE has ever walked the walk like Jesus did.
A collectivist moral authoritarian agenda is for one group in a society to impose its moral code on every other group. I think that speaks for itself.
I'll re-iterate my position on the question. Asking what party Jesus would belong to is like asking what the color Green tastes like.
Jesus, was divine. He was God. You're right that nobody has ever done what he's done, because it's literally impossible for anyone to do so. To be one of Jesus' disciples means to obey his laws. The problem with Abortion is that it gives all people an OK to kill the unborn, innocent babies. Liberalism today is all about subverting God's laws and making their own.
Well, you're going to have to blame the Founding Fathers for that one, because it was their express intention.
The problem with "God's Laws" is that we all have differing beliefs about God and His laws. Because of that, what you're really supporting here is not God but theocracy and the rule of a single religion (like Catholicism in the middle ages), and because Jesus Himself was opposed to theocratic rule (he was executed for blasphemy, remember), my point stands.
BTW, please find me a single passage in the entire Bible which expressly prohibits abortion. I certainly don't believe it's something that Jesus would have approved of, but permitting sinners to sin of their own accord is not a sin in itself. Do you understand? You are not responsible for the souls others.
And no one on the pro-choice side is saying it's OK to kill the unborn. What they're saying is that it is not society's place to force that choice through the law.
It's odd that you can understand this concept when it comes to money, but when it's someone's else most personal possession, their own body, it all disappears for you. I won't call you psychotic, but you certainly display a marked lack of empathy. That was Jesus' commandment #2 BTW.
I about lost it when I read the bold...
Pro-choicers are nothing but deranged perverts who find it virtuous to give a woman the right, without reprecussion from the state, to murder an innocent life.
Where is your empathy for the unborn humans who are being slaughtered in the name of convenience? Your ilk is a bunch of sicko's... they're human beings and your saying it's OK to slaughter them at will.
If they could talk, how many do you think would be Ok with being aborted? Lack of empathy my ass, if you had any empathy at all or love of what is right you'd be as outraged against the sins of abortion as much as anyone. You don't give a crap, as long as your life is a little easier.
Which is why you dehumanized me here, right? With the "Your ilk is a bunch of sicko's... they're human beings and your saying it's OK to slaughter them at will," which I'm not and I've done nothing of the kind.
I'm morally opposed to abortion. I'm also morally opposed to forcing my own morals on others. There's an important distinction there that you are apparently in capable of understanding.
And I do give a crap. I want to help people make the right choices. Not wash my hands of them when they make the wrong ones.