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When atheists disagree about the Objectivity of Morality ... !
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<blockquote data-quote="2PhiloVoid" data-source="post: 75018025" data-attributes="member: 167101"><p>Nope. Because it doesn't change what is right and wrong on a general level. Why? Because even biblical rules (laws) never fully represent all of what is right and wrong in the human world, and at least some of the biblical laws are ensconced within priorities and provisions and weren't just 'absolute' on their own. Some of them could even be considered with exceptions under certain conditions. For example, the 1st Commandment is non-negotiable, but some biblical laws come with contingencies and exceptions. So, we can't really say that it was One Law, Once for All in an absolute way. </p><p></p><p>The only thing that is 'once for all' is the sacrifice Jesus made on the Cross for you, me, and everybody else.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2PhiloVoid, post: 75018025, member: 167101"] Nope. Because it doesn't change what is right and wrong on a general level. Why? Because even biblical rules (laws) never fully represent all of what is right and wrong in the human world, and at least some of the biblical laws are ensconced within priorities and provisions and weren't just 'absolute' on their own. Some of them could even be considered with exceptions under certain conditions. For example, the 1st Commandment is non-negotiable, but some biblical laws come with contingencies and exceptions. So, we can't really say that it was One Law, Once for All in an absolute way. The only thing that is 'once for all' is the sacrifice Jesus made on the Cross for you, me, and everybody else. [/QUOTE]
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