Religion versus human dignity.

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And, of course, we can always harvest the limbs of death row convicts. That way we eat without killing, if that is one's concern.
These proposals are becoming not so modest, I fear.

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And, of course, we can always harvest the limbs of death row convicts. That way we eat without killing, if that is one's concern.
These proposals are becoming not so modest, I fear.

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Perhaps only the rump, one hump at a time, as Candide was advised:

"Cut off only one of the buttocks of
each of those ladies,' said he, 'and you will
fare extremely well; if you are under the
necessity of having recourse to the same
expedient again, you will find the like supply
a few days hence. Heaven will approve of
so charitable an action. . ."
Chapter 19

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You guys are sick. SICK!!

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May I invite you over to my friend Joe Sixpack's place?

Barbecued ribs, (heh heh) tater salad and chips with a keg of Mac and Jacks. Pepsi fer the kids. And ice cream. Coffee too.

Everyone welcome this Saturday. Call for details.

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Thanks, but I only eat rabbit food.

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Well, there is a veggie plate for the faint of heart

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Vegetables are what food ate.

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Yeah, but don't worry echi; you'll be safe around us fellers.

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neologist wrote:

Well, there is a veggie plate for the faint of heart

"FAINT OF HEART??"

Evil or Very Mad

Grrrrrrr...

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Yes, having recently fed, we are safe, for the time being. Twisted Evil

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Yes, having recently fed, we are safe, for the time being. Twisted Evil

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The time has come
The Walrus said
To speak of many things
Of ships and shoes
And sealing wax
Of cabbages and Kings . . .

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neologist wrote:

May I invite you over to my friend Joe Sixpack's place?

Barbecued ribs, (heh heh) tater salad and chips with a keg of Mac and Jacks. Pepsi fer the kids. And ice cream. Coffee too.

Everyone welcome this Saturday. Call for details.

Save me the Parson's nose.....?

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rosborne979 wrote:

real life wrote:
........there are these who cannot bring themselves to say that ANYTHING is evil.

The discussion here isn't over whether you call something evil or not, it's over whether something is inherently 'evil'.

We all know that you can call something evil. And I for one think that terrorism and cannibalism are pretty awful things. I just don't call them evil because evil to me implies some type of supernatural inherent quality to things, while it's perfectly obvious that 'evil' is subjective, not inherent.

real life wrote:
Their entire worldview depends on denying evil.

Only the concept of inherent evil. Whereas your entire world view seems to revolve around the assumption of inherent evil.

True, I believe there are absolutes-- right and wrong.

Is believing in absolutes wrong?

When would flying passenger airplanes into buildings ever be right?

If it's always wrong, isn't that the same as stating an absolute?

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Real Life asks: "When would flying passenger airplanes into buildings ever be right?"
To me it will always be wrong. To Islamists it will always be right."

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Such Islamists would agree with real life that objective good and evil exist, and they would point him as an example of the evil that the good martyrs were trying to eliminate.

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It seems we are getting fall out from the "moral objectivity" thread.

IMO there is no such thing as "objectivity" moral or otherwise.
I think in matters of religion we can only talk about lack of consenus. In other words if the "rationality" of any particular religion conflicts with the interests and views of the majority then it is potentially "evil".
The argument by religionists that the majority is "misguided" and that their"true" interests lie in "the afterlife" is the clear source of such "evil".

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