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When being a Jew is not kosher and telling a Christian story is heresy : Comments
By Donna Jacobs Sife, published 31/3/2006The politically correct public school system is turning its back on our own Judeo-Christian culture.
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Finding cures for diseases does stop them - try antibiotics for example. Using a condom works pretty well for avoiding HIV too. I have no personal god. I judge my actions by my understanding of their effects on me and others. I don't entirely understand the rest of your post. You describe god as perfection of spirit, but surely that depends on what you define as perfection of spirit? Your perfection of spirit is unlikely to be the same as mine.
Boaz
Beliefs and morals based on reason and understanding are far from a "house of sand", and they are not particular to one particular cultural/religous system either, although I acknowledge that I have been lucky to inherit a reasonably "advanced" one (for want of a better word). A house of sand is unquestioning acceptance of a bunch of ancient doctrines in an old book. Answer me this: I know two gay people. They work in respectable jobs, pay taxes, don't sleep around, don't take drugs or drink etc etc. They don't dance in the street in G-strings, they don't try and convert anyone to homosexuality (even assuming such a thing could be done). They are exactly like anybody else, in fact they are fairly dull. They do not harm anyone. Why is the way they live wrong?