Re: How do you decide what to do morally?

monkfish wrote:
> Thom Madura wrote:
> 
>> monkfish wrote:
>>> Dan Listermann wrote:
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>>>> "monkfish" <monkfish@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> Dan Listermann wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> "monkfish" <monkfish@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>>>>>>>>> If you can prove that love exists,
>>>>>>>>>>>>> you would have proven that God exists.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Non Sequitur
>>>>>>>>>>> Is that statement factual, normative,
>>>>>>>>>>> definitional, or something else?
>>>>>>>>>> You tell me.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non_sequitur_%28logic%29
>>>>>>>>> It can be any of them according to the usage.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Do you have any idea
>>>>>>>>> how the statement "God is love" is
>>>>>>>>> used in the Bible?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Is that statement used
>>>>>>>>> factually, normatively, definitionally,
>>>>>>>>> or for something else?
>>>>>>>> Is religobabble "something else?"
>>>>>>> More likely that "something else" is spiritual.
>>>>>> Spiritual is religobabble.
>>>>> How do you know that?
>>>> How does one know anything?
>>>
>>> By the grace of God.
>>>
>>>
>> Sorry - incorrect again.
>>
>> People learn things through experience and senses(Like smell, feel,
>> touch, sight). Imaginary gods cannot be experienced - they don't exist.
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> When was the last time you saw your nation?
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I see it every day. It is real.