>Americans (and I am one) eat too much and too often.
>god helps those that help themselves
Yeah well, that's not true man.
I have 'helped myself' lots of times.
Apparently this is called 'theft'
There are 'rules' and stuff.
Apparently.
>Thou shalt not steal
Too late for that.
Tell me, do you think it is ever morally right to steal?
If you worked for a government, and you knew they were going to launch an unjustified attack (nuclear) on another country.
You could stop it by stealing the codes to the launch.
Would you break God's commandments to steal the codes, and save millions?
When Karma comes calling.
>But you argue like a jew kike,
Tsk Tsk anon. Shame on you.
I was merely asking I as was interested.
You stated 'Thou shalt not steal' like an absolute.
I was inquiring if it really is that absolute, for you.
Thanks for the engagement.
Have a great day.
Maybe I missed it, apologies.
One moar question?
Within the commandments, is it fair to say you exercise some judgement, in a given situation.
Free will and all that.
Most people would accept that they shouldn't steal, kill, abuse, whatever.
They do this through societal norms, and laws, and their own moral compass.
Not necessarily as part of a 'religion'
If you are religious, as you clearly are, I was intrigued as to if commandments are 'absolute'
For clarity; I'm not knocking your beliefs, just genuinely interested.
I think you answered it.
It was a thought experiment.
For the other anon.
>You have no idea of how it works
No. No I don't.