Gnostic Bishop wrote:Spin
We are to emulate God according to scriptures.
This is a typical unsupported assertion. Just because some text or other says something does not automatically mean you need to jump. If you cannot rise to evidence based decision making then you'll only do yourself harm.
Gnostic Bishop wrote:Do you think we would be advised to follow a God who was immoral or amoral.
You still haven't got this fact: I am agnostic. To follow gods is like following astrology or phrenology. You would be advised to follow the evidence using logic and wisdom as your guides.
Gnostic Bishop wrote:So was there really an issue to speak to?
Yes, there was. What criteria can you use to discern that a god is moral or not? And the precursor to that epistemological question would be on what substantive evidence can one base one's knowledge of such an entity as god? When you cannot answer either question to your interlocutor's satisfaction, you will be seen as talking nonsense.
When you talk to someone else you need to know that your presuppositions are held by your interlocutor. If they are not, you will fail to communicate. We do try to understand what people say on this forum, but when you can see that their presuppositions are not justified and no attempt is made to justify them, then failure to communicate meaningfully is bound to be the result. In short, you constrain yourself to talk crap, because you refuse to participate in a dialogue.
I have tried to communicate with you by laying down the bases of my thought as clearly as possible, but it takes two to tango.
Gnostic Bishop wrote:No there was not. Idiot.
Regards
DL