Originally posted by sonshipThis thread is not about "other questions" or "holding feet to fire" (which incidentally, is an interesting choice of metaphor by you) , this thread is about FMJ and his constant, incessant whining about moral absolutes and univeral truths.
No. I don't think this is the case. And I don't think that is what my post said.
But I agree with Fetchmyjunk that you should be sure that you clearly respond to questions asked of you, if you want to hold others' feet to the fire of examination.
Should we start a thread "@divegeester" in reciprocation underlying some of your aggravating methods of discussion as well ?
FMJ claims that murder children is ok , if it is God doing the murdering. What do you say, is murdering children an acceptable moral absolute?
Is you saying "no I don't think this is the case", you being unequivocal? Or are you introducing "the case" as though there is a "case" to be debated about your view of murding children? If so what "case"?
It's a yes or no response because it's "universal". This is the way of Fetchmyjunk.
Originally posted by divegeesterMurder: the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.
You're on the "hook" for claiming that it is OK for god to murder children but not having the balls to state wether this is one of your "universal truths" or not.
So no God does not murder kids. I have never claimed he does.
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkYou have said that it is ok for you god to kill children and not ok for humans to do it. So, killing children cannot be an acceptable universal moral absolute. So much for your univeral truths argumentation.
Murder: the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.
So no God does not murder kids. I have never claimed he does.
Point made.
Originally posted by divegeesterSo by your logic if killing children cannot be an acceptable universal moral truth, then it means that universal truths don't exist? Is this the point you think you have made? So in other words you think the statement "universal truths don't exist" is a universal truth? Bit of a self-defeating point don't you think?
You have said that it is ok for you god to kill children and not ok for humans to do it. So, killing children cannot be an acceptable universal moral absolute. So much for your univeral truths argumentation.
Point made.
29 Jan 17
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkAnd yet you've been judging FMF on this basis for hundreds of posts, over multiple threads for months and months.
God decides what is the lawful taking of life and what isn't. I can't know for sure whether he told you or not so I can't judge.
Originally posted by divegeesterAh so now I see what this is about. Actually I think you have the wrong end of the stick, FMF didn't kill any kids. And I wasn't judging him. We were talking hypothetical situations.
And yet you've been judging FMF on this basis for hundreds of posts, over multiple threads for months and months.
29 Jan 17
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkIs it universally morally acceptable to kill children.
Ah so now I see what this is about. Actually I think you have the wrong end of the stick, FMF didn't kill any kids. And I wasn't judging him. We were talking hypothetical situations.
Yes or no.
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Originally posted by divegeester
This thread is not about "other questions" or "holding feet to fire" (which incidentally, is an interesting choice of metaphor by you) , this thread is about FMJ and his constant, incessant whining about moral absolutes and univeral truths.
That's interesting. FMJ's posst always seem rather conversational to me.
Whining out into the air is much more the kind of thing you do a lot of.
FMJ claims that murder children is ok
I would not trust your description of someone's opinion.
My experience with you is that you have not built up that kind of trustworthiness in representing other people. I could not easily trust you to really accurately portray someone's viewpoint with whom you are having a debate.
Originally posted by divegeesterYou are putting the word 'murder' into my mouth. You are the one claiming that God 'murders' children. Murder is unlawful by definition. Have you decided whether or not you are a Christian? As a Christian, do you think it is unlawful for God to take a life that he has given? If so, according to whose law? Your own?
You're on the "hook" for claiming that it is OK for god to murder children but not having the balls to state wether this is one of your "universal truths" or not.
As a Christian, do you believe none of God's laws are universal?