If God were real, you wouldn’t need a book

A short little Youtube from a former evangelical pastor. Did the fire and brimstone shit for decades until he finally came to his senses. For those of you who are in denial or wish to remain willfully ignorant, he basically says this:

“Christians go in with their god as an assumption rather than a conclusion. When in fact, after close examination, the virgin birth falls apart, the resurrection falls apart, the basis of morality falls apart, the promise of afterlife fizzles into fear based marketing.”

“The gods of Islam, of Judaism, of Christianity only exist in scripture. If they actually existed, we wouldn’t need the books to claim they did. Once the book fails, the god goes with it.”

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/gI_OCjTkQG4?si=cyukCFBlj2u2kI4k
Bless your heart.
 
That is just religion. You are confusing morality and ethics with worship of god.
Ants, aardvarks, and antelope don't have any sense of absolute right and wrong. They have instinct.

Humans appear to have a moral conscience imprinted on us that doesn't have anything to do with Darwinism evolution, whim, or opinion. Anytime you point to something being absolutely right or wrong you are pointing to a standard of moral law that is universal among human conscience.

Otherwise, objective morality and absolute right and wrong is just a delusion, and we are all just moral relativists acting on opinion, social convention, or whim.

If there is no objective universal absolute right and wrong let's just admit it and dispense with the delusion.
 
I'm not interested in your attempt to turn morality into self-interest, reciprocity, and mutual advantage.
Morals can certainly be that, selfish as it is.
That's not morality.
It certainly is.
Real, absolute, and objectively true morality
Buzzword fallacies. Morality is not an objective word. There is no 'absolute' morality.
has nothing to do with self interest
It certainly can.
or the expectation that you will be paid back in kind.
It certainly can. Remember the Golden Rule?
Objective morality
Morality is not an objective word. It has no value associated with it. It is a subjective word.
is selfless service and self-sacrifice without any expectation of reciprocity, of getting paid back, or of mutual advantage.
Why help another? They very well might help you when you are out of luck.
It is to mutual advantage.

This also happens to be your morality. There is no such thing as an absolute morality.
 
Ants, aardvarks, and antelope don't have any sense of absolute right and wrong. They have instinct.
There is no 'absolute' right and wrong. YOU are imposing YOUR concept of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong' on everyone. You are not a dictator.

That said, there ARE such things as laws, which people have agreed to upholding (and some decide to ignore and break them). There are also penalties for breaking a law.

Is this morals? No. It is simply a set of laws, upheld by the people (yes...even in dictatorships).

Humans appear to have a moral conscience
Circular argument. Not yet a fallacy. True by definition.
imprinted on us
Conscience isn't 'imprinted'. It is simply a model of your own determining what is 'moral'. YOU don't get to declare to everyone else what is 'moral'. Omniscience fallacy.
that doesn't have anything to do with Darwinism evolution,
Darwin did not create the Theory of Evolution. The ancient Greeks did.
whim, or opinion. Anytime you point to something being absolutely right or wrong you are pointing to a standard of moral law that is universal among human conscience.
Law is not morals. It is simply the law.
Otherwise, objective morality and absolute right and wrong is just a delusion, and we are all just moral relativists acting on opinion, social convention, or whim.

If there is no objective universal absolute right and wrong let's just admit it and dispense with the delusion.
There is no objective universal absolute right and wrong. What is 'right' and what is 'wrong' is according to your own personal model that you have built for yourself, and NOTHING ELSE.

There is no such thing as an objective morality. You can't measure it. Morality is subjective.
 
'Morality' first came into the English lexicon around the mid 1400's, stemming from the Latin 'moralis'. It means 'manners', as in the proper way of behaving in society.

Therefore, it is closely aligned with philosophy (which defines words like 'science' and 'religion', and phenomenology (which defines words like 'real'). 'Morality' is related to what is 'real'. It is a model that one goes by that they perceive is 'correct' or the 'proper way of behaving in society', including defining what 'society' they are behaving in!

Thus, even a gang member has a 'morality' model that he goes by. You don't steal from the gang, or rat out on the gang; for example.

Even an ant has a 'proper way of behaving in society', which is the ant nest. Go against that morality, and that ant will be kicked out of the next and now allowed to return. It will be perceived by the other ants as an enemy.

Ants attack each other rather commonly, one species raiding another for resources.

It is 'moral' for a wasp to attack a beehive. It is 'moral' for the bees to defend the hive from attack.

It is 'moral' to support the gang. It is 'moral' to try to follow the teaching of Jesus Christ. It is 'moral' fight a war and kill people.

Personally, I choose to support the teachings of Jesus Christ, to uphold the laws of the United States and support those that do, and to warn against those willing to subvert either. These are part of my morals.

They are different from anybody else's morals. They are as unique to me as my fingerprints.
 
'Morality' first came into the English lexicon around the mid 1400's, stemming from the Latin 'moralis'. It means 'manners', as in the proper way of behaving in society.

Therefore, it is closely aligned with philosophy (which defines words like 'science' and 'religion', and phenomenology (which defines words like 'real'). 'Morality' is related to what is 'real'. It is a model that one goes by that they perceive is 'correct' or the 'proper way of behaving in society', including defining what 'society' they are behaving in!

Thus, even a gang member has a 'morality' model that he goes by. You don't steal from the gang, or rat out on the gang; for example.

yes. and the gang members are more moral toward those also in the gang.

the definition still stands.

the golden rule is basic morality and still the core teaching of Christ.

reciprocity is the key to the definition, despite your bullshittery.
 
You prove his point by you needing scripture to make yours.
There are no standards without scripture, Gomer.
No men agree on a perfect moral code such as God established in this world he created.
His way is the standard all others are measured by.
 
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There are no standards without scripture, Gomer.
No men agree on a perfect moral code such as God established in this world he created.
His way is the standard all others are measured by.
10,000 kinds of horseshit. Man had moral standards long before your stupid fucking scriptures were written.

His way included incest, rape, slavery and the slaughter of innocents.
 
Why help another? They very well might help you when you are out of luck.
It is to mutual advantage.
Oskar Schindker and Georgio Perlasca did not risk their lives saving thousands of complete strangers because they might get paid back in kind - and they weren't sitting there thinking about about how to make society more stable and mutually beneficial.

They saved thousands of strangers because they could comprehend absolute right from absolute wrong.
There is no such thing as an absolute morality.
Your moral relativism is hard to defend and justify.

Gassing six million Jews was objectively wrong and absolutely evil. For all time and all place. Even if the Nazis had conquered the world and their propaganda machine convinced almost everyone the Jews were an existential threat to humanity, what they did would still be objectively evil and wrong in an absolute sense.
 
objective morality and absolute right and wrong is just a delusion, and we are all just moral relativists acting on opinion, social convention, or whim.

If there is no objective universal absolute right and wrong let's just admit it and dispense with the delusion.
My argument. Morality is just social conventions. I do not think god cares who is responsible for a car accident and whose insurance pays.
 
Oskar Schindker and Georgio Perlasca did not risk their lives saving thousands of complete strangers because they might get paid back in kind - and they weren't sitting there thinking about about how to make society more stable and mutually beneficial.

They saved thousands of strangers because they could comprehend absolute right from absolute wrong.

Your moral relativism is hard to defend and justify.

Gassing six million Jews was objectively wrong and absolutely evil. For all time and all place. Even if the Nazis had conquered the world and their propaganda machine convinced almost everyone the Jews were an existential threat to humanity, what they did would still be objectively evil and wrong in an absolute sense.
is sniping Gaza babies in the head objectively wrong and absolutely evil for all time and all places?

your mind is actually a corrupt cesspool of degenerate evil, despite you blowing smoke up you own ass and arguing poorly all day long.
 
There is no 'absolute' right and wrong. YOU are imposing YOUR concept of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong' on everyone. You are not a dictator.

That said, there ARE such things as laws, which people have agreed to upholding (and some decide to ignore and break them). There are also penalties for breaking a law.

Is this morals? No. It is simply a set of laws, upheld by the people (yes...even in dictatorships).


Circular argument. Not yet a fallacy. True by definition.

Conscience isn't 'imprinted'. It is simply a model of your own determining what is 'moral'. YOU don't get to declare to everyone else what is 'moral'. Omniscience fallacy.

Darwin did not create the Theory of Evolution. The ancient Greeks did.

Law is not morals. It is simply the law.

There is no objective universal absolute right and wrong. What is 'right' and what is 'wrong' is according to your own personal model that you have built for yourself, and NOTHING ELSE.

There is no such thing as an objective morality. You can't measure it. Morality is subjective.
cypress is a demon worshipping Zionist shill.
 
There is no 'absolute' right and wrong. YOU are imposing YOUR concept of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong' on everyone. You are not a dictator.

That said, there ARE such things as laws, which people have agreed to upholding (and some decide to ignore and break them). There are also penalties for breaking a law.

Is this morals? No. It is simply a set of laws, upheld by the people (yes...even in dictatorships).


Circular argument. Not yet a fallacy. True by definition.

Conscience isn't 'imprinted'. It is simply a model of your own determining what is 'moral'. YOU don't get to declare to everyone else what is 'moral'. Omniscience fallacy.

Darwin did not create the Theory of Evolution. The ancient Greeks did.

Law is not morals. It is simply the law.

There is no objective universal absolute right and wrong. What is 'right' and what is 'wrong' is according to your own personal model that you have built for yourself, and NOTHING ELSE.

There is no such thing as an objective morality. You can't measure it. Morality is subjective.
there is.

morality is a set of attitudes and behaviors that facilitate voluntary, cooperative and mutually beneficial relationships.

Jesus called It the golden rule.

but of course, deep state murder freaks love evil and so refuse to acknowledge or define shitty behavior.
 
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