Is it Wrong to Judge?

A visual Description of Relativism by Mark Spence, the Dean of the School of Biblical Evangelism.

This excerpt is taken from the Brussels Episode available through Living Waters at:
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[MissLeanaFaith]

Mark acting out that debate was hilarious! but I almost got confused a couple times lol

[SerJahPhoto]

Beautiful logic.

[batesblazin]

that was excellent.....SUBSCRIBED!!!!!!­

[MartelTheBondservant]

WAY OF THE MASTER FOR THE FREAKING WINNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!

[trenton9]

@omb1987

Perspective can be a closed system in this indifferent universe. The conscience may effect the universe on a supernatural level but for all intensive purposes, all that matters are the events that take place. How we felt about those events, the universe cares nothing about. The perspective of sympathy for Hiroshima victims doesn't bring them back to life. God has set in place rules that don't care or change according to our perspectives, however TRUE to us they may be.

[trenton9]

@omb1987

The Pinocchio example you gave is a paradox working on magics that operate outside the laws of physics in the supernatural. The argument for the Christian God (though He may be supernatural) is intimately entangled in ordered rules we can perceive and understand, especially since God Himself is the very source of these rules.

[omb1987]

@Proverbs1533 BTW: why should I insult you? this is a normale discussion between two intelligent human beings. there is no need in insulting anyone and i don't wanted to convince anyone with anything. I was just making a statement to the hole "true in different context" discussion :). I just wanted to say that often, things get a different meaning by changing the perspective.

[omb1987]

@Proverbs1533 ok now it gets philosophical:D. Of course my statement is also not absolute if you are take it like this. but this would bring us in some sort of recursive problem. For example what happens when Pinocchio says "By saying this sentence my nose will grow". It is a lie and true at the same time because by making it a lie (his nose grows when he lies) it will get true. you know what i am pointing at?

[Proverbs1533]

@omb1987 By the way thank you for the conversation without any sort of insult or strife.

[Proverbs1533]

@omb1987 If you say that nothing is absolute then aren't you suggeting that as an absolute statement? The denial of absolutes seems self contradicting. Math, no matter what context will be absolute within it's context. If you add a context that wasn't prior then you aren't dealing witht the previous absolute context but in that added context is simply a different absolute context

[omb1987]

@Proverbs1533 nothing is absolute. just because it is not valid in base 2 does not mean that there is no context where it is valid.

[Proverbs1533]

@omb1987 So on that base (2) it is absolute and not dependant upon perspective?