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There were other would-be prophets during Christ's time- John the Baptist, for example. Even Judas was likely involved in some movement to overthrow the Romans. Imagine what Judaism would be like if Judas was crowned Messiah after he defeated the Romans in battle.
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We still don't know what it means. Care to clue us in?
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If Jesus had never lived its questionable whether many of the great works of art might ever have had their inspiration - ok, the neo-platonic philosophical roots of Christianity could equally have inspired many of the works (there are questions as to whether Boethius was a Christian at all!) - but the philosophy, in its outline, was lent a powerful public accessibility through being attached to the 'story'.
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Moral Equivalency (Aka Lazy thinking) goes something like this:
-American soldiers kill enemies of the state, convicts kill for money. The words "KILL" are used equally, so therefore the motivations are also equal, soldiers and convicts are equal. -A long time ago a Christain wrongly accused somebody of being a witch. Since magic is for Charlatans for all time, Christains are wrong for all time. -A frenchman once built a city, so therefore all frenchmen are civilized. see. |
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Okay... So "moral equivelency" to you is overgeneralization then?
Then why do you apply it to more realistic relativism, for instance when there actually is a connected reason or logic to connect things as there is in most cases that... people actually bring up? The examples you give are not relativism but spurious correlation and logical fallacy. Quote:
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A relativist will bring up the witch-hunt thing as a mentality that transcends religions and cultures and is used for political gain in most cases or based in pagan superstition. Yes, similar behaviors occur today, but I would not blame it on Christianity since most Christians don't exhibit those behaviors. Equivalency doesn't really work for this kind of reasoning either. The mentality described in this example would be simply lousy rationale and bad logic. Quote:
Any time you've accused me of equivalency, it is really relativism. It sounds as though you have those terms completely mixed up as the same exact thing. Plus you also seem to believe that the definition of equivalency is bad logic, overgeneralization, and spurious correlation. It's way different to say that "Buddhism is a moralistic religion" and "That guy is civilized because he is French." The only way you can see the former as "equivalency" by your definition is if you have a definition of morality that makes it wrong. If that is the case, then you and I have no agreed upon definiton of morality. Because of that it is impossible for you to deduce "lazy thinking". For that to be the case, I'd have to automatically agree with your definiton (which you've never given) which sounds like lazy thinking to me. So it appears you overgeneralize your "equivalency" definition to all things that are in disagreement with you over basic fundamentals. Therefore it sounds to me like your accusations of "Equivalency" are examples of "equivalency."
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You completely ignored the meaning of both the words "MORAL" and "EQUIVALENT" I am trying to make a simplified definition of 'Moral Equivalency' without opening up another topic. Can you do it? I dare you.
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Nope. I know the meanings of the words. But your use of them does not make sense in a lot of the cases you use them for.
And your examples are examples of bad logic rather than moral equivalency if taken literally. Furthermore you've accused things I've said which are moral relativism as equalence... though the two are opposites. But because I'm used to far-right speech containing these phrases as overgeneralizing negative buzzwords, I'm not shocked. Not seeing any connection between the words included, your application, or your examples, I've had to infer that you both have your own definition of the phrase and overgeneralize it.
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He lives in the fight for New Christendom. Even now, as Israel destroys its neighbors, it LOSES its war, and brings down America, one notch at a time. Soon, MOST OF THE WORLD, will stage open rebellion against Israel and America, the double-headed monster of YPZ.
Zionists and Christian Evangelicals of America and Israel: YOU ARE THE WRECKING CREW OF PLANET EARTH, AND THE ORDINARY MASSES OF HUMANITY OPPOSE YOU. YOU CAN HAVE VICTORY, BUT ONLY AT THE COST OF BLOWING UP THE WORLD. EVEN IN VICTORY, YOU WILL LOSE.
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