Originally posted by @dj2beckerI am not. They are unaware of the way in which you are seeking to use their story and my responses to you. I am asking you to demonstrate your much vaunted notion of "objective morality". Why do you think the stuff you were saying on page 2 and 3 was morally ''more true' than my stance, according to your moral sensibilities?
Why would you want to troll my family?
Originally posted by @fmfOk first tell me what your motives are in lying about things you claim I have said? And also by referring to the sensitive information I have shared as 'spinning a yarn'? What is your motive in that?
I am not. They are unaware of the way in which you are seeking to use their story and my responses to you. I am asking you to demonstrate your much vaunted notion of "objective morality". Why do you think the stuff you were saying on page 2 and 3 was morally ''more true' than my stance, according to your moral sensibilities?
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerI haven't lied about anything.
Ok first tell me what your motives are in lying about things you claim I have said ?
What about the things we are debating?
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerSo, morally speaking, what do you believe your sister and family should have done about the rapist?
By the way the way the fact that I believe in the existence of 'absolute truth' doesn't mean I am able to adhere to it all the time. As an ex-Christian I would have thought you would know that.
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerBrutal honesty. You seem to be some kind of manchild. You don't appear to have given any thought to the moral implications of the story you suddenly introduced in an attempt to side with robbie carrobie in his efforts to defend the cover up of sexual abuse. Do you think your family was complicit in covering up sexual abuse in your cult? Or perhaps you haven't given it any thought.
...by saying referring to the sensitive information I have shared as 'spinning a yarn'? What is your motive in that?
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerDo you think your way was more morally sound than mine? If so why according to "objective morality"? I think my approach is more morally sound than yours. But then I recognize that we are all subjective about such things - something you reject.
Do you believe there is only one correct way in which my family could have handled this? Yes or No?
Originally posted by @fmfWhich way of mine are you on about? You are making no sense.
Do you think your way was more morally sound than mine? If so why according to "objective morality"? I think my approach is more morally sound than yours. But then I recognize that we are all subjective about such things - something you reject.
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerHow long do you think was a morally acceptable interval - in terms of the "absolute" and "objective" truth and morality notions you peddle here - before your family warned other cult members that the mothers and daughters might get raped by one of the counsellors? I ask just to get a sense of your own moral mind map.
I was one of the last people in my family to find out.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerWhat you said on page 2 and 3. We're still talking about whether to warn women about a rapist who might rape them. Or whether to cover it up.
Which way of mine are you on about? You are making no sense.
Originally posted by @fmfHow on earth would he rape them if he was serving a life sentence in prison for murder?
How long do you think was a morally acceptable interval - in terms of the "absolute" and "objective" truth and morality notions you peddle here - before your family warned other cult members that the mothers and daughters might get raped by one of the counsellors? I ask just to get a sense of your own moral mind map.
Originally posted by @fmfI asked you some questions on page 2 and 3. When did I say it was ok to cover anything up?
What you said on page 2 and 3. We're still talking about whether to warn women about a rapist who might rape them. Or whether to cover it up.
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerYou mean the story you have told? A counsellor raping a girl or girls he is counselling? Yes. One must act. I have no doubt. What was - in your view - the moral justification for not acting and so opening up others to the risk being raped?
Do you believe there is only one correct way in which my family could have handled this? Yes or No?
22 Sep 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerIf your family kept the identity of the rapist secret and didn't tell anybody about the rape, how would you describe that if not a 'cover up'?
I asked you some questions on page 2 and 3. When did I say it was ok to cover anything up?