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Good point, I've always wondered the same.
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*Hera-of-Stockholm Sep 22, 2012
Yes, that Isac story is creepy, I think it's one of the earliest re-telling of brainwash.
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~CorvusCorax92 Sep 19, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Theistic morality is ethically bankrupt. Only reason and empathy in the context of the welfare of real people can establish just, equitable, and humane ethics.
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*fluffy-sama Sep 19, 2012  Professional Writer
I like you.

Of course, we both know that nobody actually uses the Bible as their moral compass, eh?
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*Hera-of-Stockholm Sep 22, 2012
I've med some who does, unfortunately :(
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*fluffy-sama Sep 22, 2012  Professional Writer
That IS most unfortunate
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~Sushimitzu Sep 19, 2012
Any Christian fanatist does. To a lesser extend everyone who believes in Christianity as well. After all, what's the point of Christianity if not following the alleged way of God, in other words being moral as the Bible describes it? If it is not, then it's not religion, just faith.
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