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@GnosticChristianBishop
If subjective, as you say, then show where evil is ever on the good side of a good and evil graph.
what is the difference between a "freedom-fighter" and a "terrorist" ?
My latest tthoughts concerning the "problem of evil" argument.
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@3RU7AL
I could not refute my claim either.
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DL
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@GnosticChristianBishop
"Evil is subjective by nature and therefore unless you agree to a common standard with your interlocutor the conversation will break down at "is x really evil though?""It may be both.Do you wish to discuss xs or evil?Evil is objectively always at the end of the graph for good and evil that denotes what we would not prefer.Evil xs or issues then would be subjective, as to degree of evil, but always objectively evil.If subjective, as you say, then show where evil is ever on the good side of a good and evil graph.RegardsDL
The Jews were given 631 commandment to abstain from evil acts. Note, Jews were committing so many evil acts during the time of Moses that he ran out of tablet space to list them.