I openly go down the road of mocking christianity (and all other religions).
What happens now?
Ron Paul: Our Liberties Come From Our Creator
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I openly go down the road of mocking christianity (and all other religions).
What happens now?
LibertyEagle
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How very collectivist of you.
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qft.
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the little atheists just can't STAND it that Ron Paul is a Christian. lol.
How does that make me a collectivist?
I don't mind it. Nobody is perfect.
You lumped all the religions together. That is collectivist.
Religion is a form of ignorance and you don't need religion to be a good person. Also it's against liberty because each religion claims that their leader is the "only" god.
Also, any christian who is actually a christian believes that jesus christ is the king of the world and should be worshiped by all people.
Isn't that more collectivist than my point of view?
Thanks for your Opinion, I guess.
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What is the atheist standard of "good"? Chairman Mao truly believed that 30+ million people needed to die for the good of his country. Why was he wrong?
Kim Jong Il is not divine in any way, shape, or form. He should not be irrationally loved/worshiped by anyone in North Korea.
Is that an opinion or just common sense?
The common sense argument of "good" is "treat others like you want to be treated."
The golden rule exists in many forms.
Chairman Mao was evil because he violated the golden rule.
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Excuse me. Why is it wrong to violate the golden rule?
Because it's common sense.
Or because Jesus was the illegitimate child of the son of the creator of the universe, and he is the source of all morality.
You decide which makes more sense.
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In the atheist universe, why is it wrong to violate common sense?
I'll wait for your answer.
It's wrong to violate common sense because according to you, me, and any one else in a free society, it would be immoral.
What defines what is "moral"?
Treat others like you want to be treated.
Do we need a magical father figure, who may or may not exist, to tell us this?
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Why is it wrong to violate what someone else thinks is common or moral?
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