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In reply to the discussion: What is unfaithfulness and how does it relate to the Newtown tragedy? [View all]beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)27. "The Newtown tragedy is not God's doing, but because we violated the ethical lmperative"
So again you absolve God who could have prevented this massacre and blame us because we "violated" some fictional "ethical Imperative".
If your god can but refuses to prevent little children from being mowed down by a maniac surely he's violating the same ethical imperative?
What kind of god looks the other way when kids are being slaughtered?
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What is unfaithfulness and how does it relate to the Newtown tragedy? [View all]
Thats my opinion
Dec 2012
OP
Translation: Hopefully my word salad will obscure what I actually said and gloss over similarities
cleanhippie
Dec 2012
#1
"The Newtown tragedy is not God's doing, but because we violated the ethical lmperative"
beam me up scottie
Dec 2012
#27
That's such an excellent question that I can say without doubt you will never get an answer.
trotsky
Dec 2012
#31
What I realize by now is that you don't tolerate dissent from your proclamations.
trotsky
Dec 2012
#40
The christian church has been dictating what is good and evil for thousands of years.
beam me up scottie
Dec 2012
#39
Actually "quantitative research" applies to that which can be quantified. Pink unicorns can be
humblebum
Dec 2012
#18
The Universe doesn't care about you, me or anyone else. Nor does it demand that you believe in it,
mr blur
Dec 2012
#9