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6/19/2014 3:37:04 AM
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I will never, for the -blam!-ing life of me, understand why people cannot separate their religious beliefs from their political.
It makes no -blam!-ing sense.
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Edited by Vgnut: 6/19/2014 3:55:20 AMI think it's impossible to separate religious belief, life in every facet really, from politics. Religion is inherently political. I'm not condoning these extremists on the American right or anything.
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No, you can be moral without defining your morality by religious views.
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Edited by b0t: 6/19/2014 9:57:42 PMExcept killing gay people isn't at all in line with Christian morality. The guy is an isolated nut.
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That statement didn't tie into the topic directly. It was meant for the larger topic, if that makes sense.
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Oh okay, I get it.
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I agree. I don't think that changes what I said. Religion is inherently political. Even if we make our own morality there's still something political about it.
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Maybe? It's not something I'm concerned with honestly. I just can't wrap my head around why [i]so many[/i] people cannot separate the 2 of them.
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It probably has to do with the whole "How I live is the right way to live and everyone should live how I live" mentality.
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But how do [i]so many[/i] people adapt that mentality?
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Because nobody slaps them in the back of the head with alternate world views.
