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@brrr Please don't give me your mantra. I simply commented on the unethical nature of the Jesus story. I find vicarious redemption to be wholely evil. I find his endorsement of the abrahamic law to be strangely sick. And I am put off by Jesus' hatred of property and of family.
By what standard or what law or on what basis can you sit here and say that the life of Jesus is unethical? On what authority can you say something is evil? Are you the judge of what is right and wrong? If not who or what is then?
You do realize that everyone is guilty of sin right? Well with that said, doesn't that make everyone punishable? I realize that you think that Abrahamic Law (OT Law) is sick, but that was the way it was. YHWH is JUST...with that also said. You do realize that the NT serves to bring forth new law. Christians believe that NT supercedes OT law. Anything that is not revised remains, anything revised...is still Holy and remains as well. There is nothing unethical about YHWH.
@4SStar I do realize that everybody messes up from time to time. Using the word "sin" makes it sound metaphysical, and it's not. Everyone is already punishable regardless of what I think. Jesus endorses EVERY one of the OT laws. He says this explicitly.
What you said adds nothing to the topic of ethics and YHWH. It's what we call a "red herring". YHWH is the single most unethical character in all of literature of antiquity and novelty.
YHWH is not only unethical, but contemptable. He puts us in an impossible situation and asks us to worship him for it. That is the essence of a contemptable personality.
YHWH creates the worst imaginable torment and then condemns us for not loving him for it. YHWH hates the masses for doing what he gave them the choice to do, then drowns them in the most painful kind of murder that physically exists.
What makes an ethical soul if they do exactly what they condemn?
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Please don't give me your mantra. I simply commented on the unethical nature of the Jesus story. I find vicarious redemption to be wholely evil. I find his endorsement of the abrahamic law to be strangely sick. And I am put off by Jesus' hatred of property and of family.
You don't owe Jesus anything. Trust me.
I do realize that everybody messes up from time to time. Using the word "sin" makes it sound metaphysical, and it's not. Everyone is already punishable regardless of what I think. Jesus endorses EVERY one of the OT laws. He says this explicitly.
What you said adds nothing to the topic of ethics and YHWH. It's what we call a "red herring". YHWH is the single most unethical character in all of literature of antiquity and novelty.
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YHWH is not only unethical, but contemptable. He puts us in an impossible situation and asks us to worship him for it. That is the essence of a contemptable personality.
YHWH creates the worst imaginable torment and then condemns us for not loving him for it. YHWH hates the masses for doing what he gave them the choice to do, then drowns them in the most painful kind of murder that physically exists.
What makes an ethical soul if they do exactly what they condemn?