Christianity (if done right) always looks to an outward source (ie God) for its Morality, so no one can define their own. Of course, sadly, that isn’t always followed and people will always set their own parameters
Generally, only white Christian cultures accept universal morality. Most other religions and cultures practice rabid in-group bias. If you’re playing a game, and you pass to the other players, but they only pass to themselves, you will lose. This game is called “civilization”
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Outward source? I thought God was just as much inward. "The Kingdom of God is within you." Remember?
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It is within you but equally not “you” it’s outside of your own ego.
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Happiness and well-being are too different things. Religions deal in societal well-being
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It is a soccer game in which you play strictly by the rules while they can play with their hands.
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Maybe that's enough reason the west should stop imposing democracy on the world. Some cultures are inherently autocratic.
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As good a reason as any.
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Yeah, lots of universal morality going around that Inquisition thingie
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Tavos tu segue o Molyneux pra passar raiva ? Ahahhahhaha
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Eu digo pra mim que é "know your enemy", mas no fundo eu sei que é porque odeio minha vida.
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PARABÉNS
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Seguem outras recomendações: @miloyiannopoulos
@StephenBannon@benshapiro@jordanbpeterson Só gente finíssima
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