This is kind of the point of our conversation. You are uneducated on theology and i am explaining it to you. From your perspective you are trying to bring me new info aswell.
It is not really my problem if you didnt know that. Im not wikipedia. I dont need to include in depth explanations in all my messages to make sure that anyone who might want to start a discussion has the whole picture. If you feel like you dont know much about this topic than you would like to, or that youre just not interested in the topic, why discuss it with someone who likes the topic? You cant seriously blame me for the fact that you didnt know what heresy was.
i understand, and i explained to you why thats wrong.
This is what James said:
It's funny, you never see Christians out there beheading anyone for mocking Christ. People publish images of Jesus dressed in drag and all sorts of other compromising portrayals. Jesus is mocked more than any other figure/deity. It's only the Muslims who do that sort of thing. Killing people for insulting their prophet. That's why Muslims refugees should never be allowed to immigrate. Let other stable Muslim countries like Saudi, Kuwait, Jordan, or Egypt take them. The West is stupid for taking people who aren't compatible.
His statements are extremely true. I never see Christians beheading people for mocking Jesus. Jesus is mocked more than any other deity. It is generally speaking mostly muslims who still do that sort of thing. I agree that muslim refugees should seek refuge in other stable muslim countries instead of non muslim countries, and i think the idea was extremely well put. West is very stupid for taking in people who aren’t compatible. It creates conflict and does the opposite of uniting people.
Nowhere in James statement nor mine do i express that Christians can do no wrong. Surely there are other wrongs you can do that doesn’t involve beheading someone. Im not responsible for your guessbased conclusions.
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Religion is heavily precent in how our societal norms of morality were formed. Even if youre not religious, you most likely share an ideology derived from religious doctrine without your knowing. But regardless if you meant religion or morality outside of religion, my argument works the same. Those who do not subscribe to a religion but still try to express “surface level teaching” do not share perspectives with anyone either. They can not define ultimate reality and therefore can not know if the morality agreed upon by society and human instinct aligns with what the correct morality is for someone who is all knowing. There does not need to actually be someone all knowing for my point to stand. Im simply pointing at the fact that if anyone at all knew definite reality, they would need to be all knowing.