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Is morality absolute or relative?

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anglagard
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06-11-2006 2:10 AM 		Reply to: Message 104 by Rob
06-11-2006 2:03 AM

Re: Try sticking to the topic Robhis very well
Well, I forgive you for that too. And I know God does.
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Are you GOD, do you speak for GOD?
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You sure seem to feel free to pass out moral judgements, as though you are.
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anglagard
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06-11-2006 2:59 AM 		Reply to: Message 111 by Rob
06-11-2006 2:50 AM

Re: Try sticking to the topic Robhis very well
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But you cannot see it, because you do not want your sin revealed. Your fig leaves have become such a part of you, that you cannot imagine anymore, the real you. You have become dead even as you live.
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Every child with a minimal understanding of Christianity knows "judge not lest you be judged" and "there shall be no other gods before me."
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I ask, who are you to pass judgment on the state of another's eternal soul?
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