I was born and raised a Roman Catholic child and I can say that I have remained faithful up to these last few years on my own. There are just so many flaws with the belief system. Even in the bible there are numerous mistakes. The same book which claims it was written by God himself. Did you know that when the bible was originally written, the blind and deaf were originally thought to be possessed by the devil? I mean cmon! That is what human kind resorts to when they do not have an answer for something.
Think about this with me for a second. We dont know the answer for a question, so what do we do? We answer with something we dont know exists. That makes complete logical sense.
I mean, is it a bad thing that I think this way? Im not trying to call anyone out here but jeeze. Is it so bad that I would rather choose facts over faith? ... Read more ...
Yes, CopyPasta, but after I read it, I wanted to see how our brilliant users would respond to these questions. Enjoy!
1. SHOULD WE KILL HEALTHY PEOPLE FOR THEIR ORGANS?
Suppose Bill is a healthy man without family or loved ones. Would it be ok painlessly to kill him if his organs would save five people, one of whom needs a heart, another a kidney, and so on? If not, why not?
Consider another case: you and six others are kidnapped, and the kidnapper somehow persuades you that if you shoot dead one of the other hostages, he will set the remaining five free, whereas if you do not, he will shoot all six. (Either way, he'll release you.)
If in this case you should kill one to save five, why not in the previous, organs case? If in this c ... Read more ...
I understand that most people believe in the idea of being Pro-Life, but if you believe so dearly in that, then why would you vote McCain? The Republicans, while 'Pro-Life' are also 'Pro-War' and 'Pro-Capital Punishment'... I just don't see how you can justify one, and then support the other two... Please explain.
What is separation between church and state? Where do you draw the line? If there is this belief of separation of church and state, than why do most Americans believe this to be a Christian found country?
Separation of church and state is a political and legal doctrine that government and religious institutions be kept separate and independent from each other.
Apart from this legal doctrine that clearly states there is to be a separation between the two, then why, and how are some Americans still fixated on this idea that America is a Christian nation?
In the Constitution, it is written that no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States." (Article 6, section 3) This was to ensure that no religion could claim itself our nations religion.