Nope, they are absolute. Right and left are subjective, though.
Allowing so many to starve so he can build more missles for which he has no need is horrible. We definately agree.
I on the other hand believe it's arbitrary to treat anything we put into our bodies differently than the next.
So to you, huge black cocks = raisin bran = meth?
Nope. Morals are absolute. Many people deciding to not follow said morals has been proven as a fact throughout human history.
right and wrong are subjective.
though the man was a monster and obviously evil. anyone who is so anti-human progress as that man is the definition of such.
Right and wrong are not subjective. Our desire to do what is right is subjective. A man can believe it is right to murder someone, but that does not mean it is right. It is still wrong regardless of his view on the matter. (note, I used murder since it is something universally agreed upon)
Morality is simply conforming to right conduct. Immorality is not conforming to right conduct. Our views on what is right and wrong are irrelevant to what is actually right and wrong. Our views, though, are quite relevant to the amount of effort we expend to be moral.
Good or evil a great man has passed and the world should not celebrate.
There is no evidence to suggest they are. Anything is acceptable in life.
Evil doesn't exist. He did as he did.
Right conduct cannot be defined.
Right is doing good, wrong is not doing good.
Nope.And good is subjective.
Where is the determination; it is a subjective moral issue. Where is the line in the sand that one can determine if crossed?
Evil doesn't exist. He did as he did.
You can find most of it here:
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mark 92&version=NLT
(the search for a chapter that does not exist brings up a list of every book and chapter, makes it easier for me ).
You can find most of it here:Where is the determination; it is a subjective moral issue. Where is the line in the sand that one can determine if crossed?
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mark 92&version=NLT
(the search for a chapter that does not exist brings up a list of every book and chapter, makes it easier for me ).
A religious text is considered to be the line in the sand.
The text is a persons interpretation of something
Quite a few religions out there. I wonder if they all state the same. If not; why is one supposedly the "source" or absolute?
Kim Jong Il: Top 10 weird facts about N Korea's late leader
Kim Jong Il's death leaves the Korean peninsula and the rest of East Asia in a period of great uncertainty. But one of Kim Jong Il's most dangerous legacies has security implications well beyond the region: he leaves behind a thriving nuclear weapons export business that must now be stopped.
There has been mounting evidence in recent years that North Korea has set up an illicit nuclear export business to Syria, Iran and potentially elsewhere. Syria's Al-Kibar nuclear reactor, which was bombed by Israeli warplanes in 2007, closely resembled a North Korean facility used to produce plutonium for bombs, and one western diplomat told me that several senior North Korean technicians were killed in the raid. (See photos of Syria's nuclear reactor destroyed in 2007.)
North Korea and Iran's sharing of technology for missiles that could be used to deliver nuclear warheads is so extensive that some analysts say it is only appropriate to view it as operationally a joint missile program. No one knows if North Korea is also helping Iran with nuclear weapons design, and it's possible it has other, yet-to-be-detected clients as well.
North Korea shares little similarity or ideology with Syria or Iran; its dealings are largely profit-driven. For its clients, DPRK provides a black market to purchase sensitive nuclear technology without detection by the international community. The nightmare scenario is that Pyongyang would even sell fissile material -- the key ingredient for nuclear bombs -- to terrorists if the price is right.
/facepalm
Oh good, a religious nutjob. Arguing with this one is pointless.
Was killing Bin Laden good or bad?