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[oskar]

Separate and isolate menstruating women so you don't have to deal with their bullshit.

I would put that under immoral, as I assume would you. So if there are no moral values to be derived from scripture that you couldn't have arrived at otherwise, but there are a litany of immoral values, how can scripture be a source for moral values?

Your question is worded strangely. But I think this answers your question

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwi9Q9apHGI

Could you just tell me what part of this nonsense you agree with so I don't have to go point for point on this load of shit.

[BananaStand]

So if there are no moral values to be derived from scripture that you couldn't have arrived at otherwise

What do you mean by "scripture"?

Many religions embrace the idea of sacrifice. Give up something now in return for something better later. Pursue what is meaningful, not what is expedient. Sacrifice is a common theme. So in a way you're right. We could understand the value of sacrifice without specifically relying on the story of Cain and Abel contained in what I believe you're referring to when you say "scripture"

But the point isn't that Cain and Abel weren't actually real people. It's just a fable used to embody the transcendent value of the notion of sacrifice as part of a recipe for meaningful being. Who knows how old that notion is. The book of Genesis might just be one branch of storytelling derived from a single source of values that is as old as consciousness itself.

Could you just tell me what part of this nonsense you agree with so I don't have to go point for point on this load of shit.

All of it

[wufwugy]

What do you mean by "scripture"?

Many religions embrace the idea of sacrifice. Give up something now in return for something better later. Pursue what is meaningful, not what is expedient. Sacrifice is a common theme. So in a way you're right. We could understand the value of sacrifice without specifically relying on the story of Cain and Abel contained in what I believe you're referring to when you say "scripture"

But the point isn't that Cain and Abel weren't actually real people. It's just a fable used to embody the transcendent value of the notion of sacrifice as part of a recipe for meaningful being. Who knows how old that notion is. The book of Genesis might just be one branch of storytelling derived from a single source of values that is as old as consciousness itself.



All of it

Spotless room is spotless.