1) What is your definition of immorality?
2) Please explain how this would justify allowing someone to be tortured for eons in fire if they don't honor god.
My point is, if someone leads a good life, but ignores god, is that truly immoral?
If you had a child, would you tell him/her "If you honor me, I'll make sure you live in contentment and peace. If you don't honor me, I'll let the man across the street take you into his basement of fire for the rest of your life. It's your call, I have no say in the matter"
Don't you actually have the option of leaving them alone? As in, "You can't stay here, you are on your own, but I won't just hand you over to the psycho" Why is that option wrong? Why would an omnibenevolent being not choose this option?
Seriously, what about the "fire" option is reflective of an omnibenevolent being? Does it have to do with morality? Or just a whim?
2006-07-15
03:26:23
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