Who is the good guy?

by **warmonger1981** on Thu Aug 18, 2016 9:19 am

There are 2 Morningstars. Which one you talking about? Or why is Jesus and Satan both called the lion?.

by **Kevi** on Thu Aug 18, 2016 9:52 am

warmonger1981 wrote:There are 2 Morningstars. Which one you talking about? Or why is Jesus and Satan both called the lion?.

Pubs are usually called the Red Lion or the White Lion - but everyone knows that lions are orange

by **ConfederateSS** on Thu Aug 18, 2016 10:30 am

tzor wrote:
mrswdk wrote:Why does a God capable of creating the entire universe need slaves to tend its garden for it?

Slaves? Why this was the ideal working conditions, free food, free lodging, a very loose dress code ...

No wonder they had to be forcefully kicked out of the place.

-----With sweet deals like that...They might as well be in prison...WHILE THE REST OF US SUCKERS WORK OUR LIVES AWAY... :lol:

ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion). O:)

by **DoomYoshi** on Fri Aug 19, 2016 1:01 pm

mrswdk wrote:
DoomYoshi wrote:Just last week I read Prometheus Bound again. At first, I was thinking... How is he a hero? He directly contravened Zeus' will. Zeus was going to destroy humans and it is proper that he should have. Why would anyone syphathze with him unless they were thinking from a human perspective? That's the brilliance of Aescyhlus since he forces you to realize that only by viewing the world from the perspective of a human can you fully understand your role in the universe

I guess you do believe in moral relativism after all then.

In that the morality required of God is different than the morality required by a human, yes.

by **mrswdk** on Fri Aug 19, 2016 2:28 pm

DoomYoshi wrote:
mrswdk wrote:
DoomYoshi wrote:Just last week I read Prometheus Bound again. At first, I was thinking... How is he a hero? He directly contravened Zeus' will. Zeus was going to destroy humans and it is proper that he should have. Why would anyone syphathze with him unless they were thinking from a human perspective? That's the brilliance of Aescyhlus since he forces you to realize that only by viewing the world from the perspective of a human can you fully understand your role in the universe

I guess you do believe in moral relativism after all then.

In that the morality required of God is different than the morality required by a human, yes.

In that destroying humans was the moral thing to do in that story, unless you're a human in which case it wasn't.