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How do we tell right from wrong?

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Agobot

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Message 12 of 25 (483683)
09-23-2008 6:34 PM

Reply to: Message 4 by Huntard
09-23-2008 9:32 AM

Huntard writes:

Well, since evolution IS true, and we seem to be able to tell right from wrong, I don't think your question is logical.

So what is right and what is wrong? Is Osama Bin Laden right or wrong, considering he has supporters in the muslim world?

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Message 13 of 25 (483684)
09-23-2008 6:38 PM

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09-23-2008 1:41 PM

If evolution is true, how do we tell right from wrong?

chiropitera writes:

If evolution isn't true, how do we tell right from wrong?

The 10 commandments, but that still leaves a lot to be desired as there are a thousand interpretations of the Bible.

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09-23-2008 6:41 PM

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09-23-2008 3:20 AM

SHEKINAH writes:

If evolution is true, how do we tell right from wrong?

We can't in the absolute sense. Only subjectively and relatively can we say something is right or wrong. There is no God and we are free, without guidance. It's your calling what you'd consider right and good