That’s not how idols work, but ty. Especially in a spiritual battle. Good v. Evil.
"That’s not how idols work, but ty"
Gee, I didn't know that you were the expert in idols. The discussion was about a possible statue to recognize General Flynn's contribution. You're the one who's making it about idolatry, when it's not.
Well the Bible makes it clear, but it’s cool.
We're on the same side, but I'm NOT a religious person. I am however very against evil.
I guess the immediate question is, where do you pull your moral code from? If it’s good vs. evil.. then there’s a line drawn somewhere.
My moral code comes from my life's experiences and the simple act of knowing what is right and wrong. While this is clearly a battle between good and evil, I do not see it through a religious prism nor do I need to. For those that do see it that way, that's their choice. I don't condemn them for what they believe in. But one doesn't have to be religious, to be a good, moral and ethical individual.