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wormwood
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Quote: Its the feederband code... I think you know what I was getting at...If not, doing what is right is the basics of it...Sometimes your instincts would not be the right thing to do... :lol: Fair enough. But, what are you basing your version of "right" and "wrong" on? You are so close to saying it...
Also, I would say many many instincts were completely wrong morally and factually. Most human instincts are self serving, and other instincts, such as the natural protection instincts, are just plain incorrect in most cases.
Quote: Man you guys are wearing out my google button... :lol:
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Jonah
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:26 pm Post subject: |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:28 pm Post subject: |
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wormwood wrote: [. But, what are you basing your version of "right" and "wrong" on? You are so close to saying it...
Your killing me ...What is the answer your looking for.....What am I so close to saying.... :lol: |
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eynon
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:28 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
(scratching nose) nope...... |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry: |
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Jonah
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:34 pm Post subject: |
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feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."? |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:39 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there? |
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Jonah
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:43 pm Post subject: |
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feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D |
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wormwood
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Quote: well feeder, one thing you gotta understand is that I'm a very lazy person, and therefore I spend lots of time sitting around and thinking about crap like this......... :lol: I'll second that!
Quote: oh I do, but I'm just gonna pass the buck Sadly, I second that as well...I do most of my posting at "work" :lol:
This line of business gives you a lot of time to think about life and death ( i work for a mortuary/crematory).
Quote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now?
:rotf:
Quote: Your killing me ...What is the answer your looking for.....What am I so close to saying.... :lol: ok ok. You are basing your version of morality, off of your cultural standard for morality (in the west i.e. judeochristian morality). The short answer is that your moral code appears to be nothing more than "do unto others" with Jesus removed from the equation. So you share an almost identical idea of morality that most religious people do, you just don't use religion to get there...the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Still if you agree that their version of right and wrong (simple uncorrupted version that is) is correct, then you are in at least partial admission that THEY are correct, and perhaps there is more to this picture than you have thus far determined. If simple logic and reason were the factors contributing to your morality, there would be a logical reason for every belief you had :wink: |
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feederband
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Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D
:lol: No god serves its puposes for me... :wink: |
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feederband
Joined: 26 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:52 pm Post subject: |
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wormwood wrote: The short answer is that your moral code appears to be nothing more than "do unto others" with Jesus removed from the equation. So you share an almost identical idea of morality that most religious people do, you just don't use religion to get there...the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Well I've always said I appreciate the laws and morality's of Christian ways..So in a since they are based on this..But with the religious parts thrown out the window...
wormwood wrote:
the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Why do you think this... |
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eynon
Joined: 03 Jul 2004
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wormwood wrote: Quote: well feeder, one thing you gotta understand is that I'm a very lazy person, and therefore I spend lots of time sitting around and thinking about crap like this......... :lol: I'll second that!
Quote: oh I do, but I'm just gonna pass the buck Sadly, I second that as well...I do most of my posting at "work" :lol:
This line of business gives you a lot of time to think about life and death ( i work for a mortuary/crematory).
Quote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now?
:rotf:
Quote: Your killing me ...What is the answer your looking for.....What am I so close to saying.... :lol: ok ok. You are basing your version of morality, off of your cultural standard for morality (in the west i.e. judeochristian morality). The short answer is that your moral code appears to be nothing more than "do unto others" with Jesus removed from the equation. So you share an almost identical idea of morality that most religious people do, you just don't use religion to get there...the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Still if you agree that their version of right and wrong (simple uncorrupted version that is) is correct, then you are in at least partial admission that THEY are correct, and perhaps there is more to this picture than you have thus far determined. If simple logic and reason were the factors contributing to your morality, there would be a logical reason for every belief you had :wink:
a mortuary? tee-hee, that's awsome.......
as to your second part, I totally agree, many non-religious people still can't detach themselves from the religious morality based in our culture....*cough*CarlSagan*cough*.....although I think that more and more people can detach themselves.
If I had no faith and had to pick a cultural-morality to follow I'd either go with Viking or Achean.....very epic, lots of feasting, mighty temper tantrums :-D |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:55 pm Post subject: |
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wormwood wrote:
Still if you agree that their version of right and wrong (simple uncorrupted version that is) is correct, then you are in at least partial admission that THEY are correct, and perhaps there is more to this picture than you have thus far determined. If simple logic and reason were the factors contributing to your morality, there would be a logical reason for every belief you had :wink:
No it just means the way they think of right and wrong it a good moral code even though most of them don't practice it.... |
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Jonah
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feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D
:lol: No god serves its puposes for me... :wink:
"You can lead a horse to water..." |
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Jonah
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 3:59 pm Post subject: |
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feederband wrote: wormwood wrote: The short answer is that your moral code appears to be nothing more than "do unto others" with Jesus removed from the equation. So you share an almost identical idea of morality that most religious people do, you just don't use religion to get there...the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Well I've always said I appreciate the laws and morality's of Christian ways..So in a since they are based on this..But with the religious parts thrown out the window...
wormwood wrote:
the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Why do you think this...
Yodawood knows the definition of Agnosticism. |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:00 pm Post subject: |
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Eynon81 wrote: This line of business gives you a lot of time to think about life and death ( i work for a mortuary/crematory).
Well for me it is all about life or death...You see death is alot closer around the corner for me than most people on this forum...
I think thats what attracted me to this forum...I guess just making sure I didn't make a mistake in my ways of thinking...But so far I have not seen anything otherwise. |
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:01 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: wormwood wrote: The short answer is that your moral code appears to be nothing more than "do unto others" with Jesus removed from the equation. So you share an almost identical idea of morality that most religious people do, you just don't use religion to get there...the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Well I've always said I appreciate the laws and morality's of Christian ways..So in a since they are based on this..But with the religious parts thrown out the window...
wormwood wrote:
the agnosticism is strong in this one I can feel it!
Why do you think this...
Yodawood knows the definition of Agnosticism.
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feederband
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:02 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D
:lol: No god serves its puposes for me... :wink:
"You can lead a horse to water..."
I can point him into that direction.. |
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Jonah
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D
:lol: No god serves its puposes for me... :wink:
"You can lead a horse to water..."
I can point him into that direction..
What do those ".." stand for at the end of your quote? |
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feederband
Joined: 26 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:08 pm Post subject: |
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Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: feederband wrote: Jonah wrote: Is anyone gettin' any work done right now? :shifty: :)
I don't work... :cry:
Hey Feederband, your extra little title line declares, "There is no God..."
How do you know that?
What belongs in place of the "..."?
I know there is no God ...I cannot even conceive of it....
What would like for me to put there?
Do you mean, "There is no God that I know of, because I've never had any reason to believe in him and never met him?"
How's about you put, "like Jehovah!" :-D
:lol: No god serves its puposes for me... :wink:
"You can lead a horse to water..."
I can point him into that direction..
What do those ".." stand for at the end of your quote?
Just a habit...... |
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