Immoral request

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Requesting a person to literally set someone else on fire, is a immoral request. Genesis 22:2.
 
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Real5 said:
Requesting a person to literally set someone else on fire, is a immoral request. Genesis 22:2.
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I trust you will not be making such a request, so why start a brand new thread to tell us what we already know?
 
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posthuman said:
what is the basis of "morality" ?

who defines it? by what standard?
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The basis of not stating immoral requests. We do. As requesting to set someone else on fire is a immoral request. Or do you go round requesting to others they should set their fellow human on fire?
 
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Real5 said:
The basis of not stating immoral requests. We do. As requesting to set someone else on fire is a immoral request. Or do you go round requesting to others they should set their fellow human on fire?
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where do you think the laws of logic come from.
 
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posthuman said:
what is the basis of "morality" ?

who defines it? by what standard?
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This troll has been at it for a while already. He's a God-hater and will slander anyone who challenges him, based on his gross misunderstanding of Scripture.
 
Dino246

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Real5 said:
The basis of not stating immoral requests. We do. As requesting to set someone else on fire is a immoral request. Or do you go round requesting to others they should set their fellow human on fire?
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At what grade did you quit school? Your grammar is at about a grade-six level.
 
Thunderrr-mental

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Real5 said:
Working fine. Notice the lack of condemnation on this thread of setting another human on fire.
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Why would you ask someone if they agree with setting someone on fire everyday ?.

Do You think this is a rational question question
 
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Thunderrr-mental said:
Why would you ask someone if they agree with setting someone on fire everyday ?.

Do You think this is a rational question question
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As they deem it's a moral request, not a immoral request. See first post.
 
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