Hey, let's at least get the attributions correct.
In
Message 281 you had said,
robin writes:
You[sic] religion is a bit of sentimentality--a let's-look-on-the-bright-side attitude--which might be fine for everyday practical life but is not any good philosophically.
to which I replied In
Message 282:
jar writes:
Okay, if that's how you see it, fine. It's not how I see it but then I'm not you. And if it's pretty good for everyday practical life, that suits me just fine. I guess that's because I happen to live in the real world and not some philosophical fantasy land.
You had agreed that the position I posted was fine for everyday practical life but is not any good philosophically.
I replied that "I happen to live in the real world and not some philosophical fantasy land."
I did not say or even suggest that you lived in a "philosophical fantasy world" (Jar). If from what I posted you assumed that you live in some fantasy world, then perhaps it's time that you examined just where you are living.
I have simply said that morality is subjective and the same for an Athiest or Theist under similar circumstance.
Aslan is not a Tame Lion