Secular law is better than Religious law.

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Secular law is better than Religious law.

Laws like all other things evolves.

We now have the laws of differing religions to compare with laws of secular governments.

After doing a scan of these various systems of laws, I have concluded that secular laws seems to be more moral than religious law.

Most religions seem to be religions of exclusion instead of inclusion. Us against them. Turn or burn type of religions.

Most secular laws seems to be more universal and try to include more of it?s population while justifying or allowing some level of freedom for it?s people.

This being the case, Secularism will eventually win the hearts and minds of more of the population and will eventually become the religion of choice, if I may use that term, for the whole world.

Am I right in this or would someone like to show where religious law is superior to secular law?

A good starting point might be to speak to the issues of Gays, the equality of woman and the treatment of slaves.

Regards
DL

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@Greatest I am cv,

Don't know if it is better, but it is definitely much more fair...religious law makes you obey the dictates of a religion, whether you are a member of that religion or not...secular law is concerned only with worldly matters...:patriot:

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@mako cv,

mako;64702 wrote:

Don't know if it is better, but it is definitely much more fair...religious law makes you obey the dictates of a religion, whether you are a member of that religion or not...secular law is concerned only with worldly matters...:patriot:

To me more fair is better but I get you.

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DL

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@Greatest I am cv,

Greatest I am;64621 wrote:

Secular law is better than Religious law.

Most religions seem to be religions of exclusion instead of inclusion. Us against them. Turn or burn type of religions.
DL

Then you know little of Christianity.

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@g-man,

g-man;64801 wrote:

Then you know little of Christianity.

Thanks for the enlightenment.

A useless post is such a waste .

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DL

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@g-man,

g-man;64801 wrote:

Then you know little of Christianity.

Does "The Spanish Inquisition" ring a bell?

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@Fatal Freedoms,

Fatal_Freedoms;64814 wrote:

Does "The Spanish Inquisition" ring a bell?

I'm surprised you did not mention the crusades. But the inquisition will suffice for me to make my point.

Organizations who commit atrocities in the name of God, are not Christian.
Christ, never advocated killing those in opposition. Christ's life was the example and his sermon on the mount was his advise.
Christ nor his flock can be blamed for acts of war or unkindness. Those who use the name for their agendas will be held accountable to God. Not man.

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@g-man,

g-man;64826 wrote:

I'm surprised you did not mention the crusades. But the inquisition will suffice for me to make my point.

Organizations who commit atrocities in the name of God, are not Christian.
Christ, never advocated killing those in opposition. .

Right. He prefers to have them suffer in fire forever.

I see this as more evil than to kill someone.

Your Christ is a jerk of high order. He will not even give man the pleasure of death over eternal torture. Nice guy.

Regards
DL

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@Greatest I am cv,

Greatest I am;64828 wrote:

Right. He prefers to have them suffer in fire forever.

I see this as more evil than to kill someone.

Your Christ is a jerk of high order. He will not even give man the pleasure of death over eternal torture. Nice guy.

Regards
DL

Actually, I think you'll be hard pressed to find a passage that Christ mentions hell.

Men are manipulative. Including and especially those who "interpret" bibles for kings who rule over nations.

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@g-man,

g-man;64847 wrote:

Actually, I think you'll be hard pressed to find a passage that Christ mentions hell.

Men are manipulative. Including and especially those who "interpret" bibles for kings who rule over nations.

You then do not believe in Noah's flood or Sodom?

Regards
DL

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