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Atheism for kids and teens : Comments
By Graham Preston, published 11/4/2012Paradoxically, life is simultaneously both, not for anything, and, for anything.
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" Atheists have opinions/beliefs/preferences about what is morally right and wrong
Not all atheists agree with each other as to what is right and wrong
There is no known arbiter who can definitively state which atheist, if any, is right and which atheist is wrong when there is a disagreement about moral issues
Therefore atheists are unable to state, beyond expressing their own personal opinion/belief/ preference, what is right and wrong.
This was too good to resist.
Christians have opinions/beliefs/preferences about what is morally right and wrong
Not all Christians agree with each other as to what is right and wrong
There is no known arbiter who can definitively state which Christian denomination, if any, is right and which is wrong when there is a disagreement about moral issues
Therefore Christians are unable to state, beyond expressing their own personal opinion/belief/ preference, what is right and wrong.
All of which is why we have laws - the best we can do to attempt to ensure stable peaceful societies, subject to change in light of new EVIDENCE about the best way to run a society. Not a 2,000 year old concoction from pre-scientific superstitious types.