Kazomal wrote:Hallistar wrote:Hold up on the beer for a sec, athiests that I know (that follow morals) justify their morals based on a fellowship of man mentality and a good-will way to live that keeps society together and well off, to them they do not need a divine being to tell them yes or no on what they will perceive as negative and what they will perceive as positive
Funny, those are the same things that justify my morals, and I believe in God.
The "fellowship of man" and "goodwill towards all" are the wisdom that God gave us, and we are to act accordingly. Specific laws and rules are generally cultural dressings.
That's how I see it, anyway. Belief in the existence of God does not preclude individual thought and responsibility, but rather, requires it.
No "supreme being" is required for humans to follow those tenets. I find the theist suggestion that one is insulting, frankly.



What about all of that holy son holy ghost spirit holy father stuff?





