Crzy_Aus
Crazy Violin Guy
- Mar 30, 2008
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^ You two totally missed my points, just like you missed Heartless' points awhile ago. Take a look at criminal codes in any country and compare it to the 10 commandments. Also, I am yet to find a long-standing religion that openly advocates murder, stealing etc. The basis for the "taboo" is of course different in every case, be it "rage of God" or "rational thought" but the basic values are the same. Locke, for example, has similar basic values with Luther or even Aristotle, which means that the values were there before the Bibile, and it simply accumulated them and gave it a "twist"
Denying that writings like Bible, Quaran, the Buddhist sutras and like influenced modern though and "common sense", or the basics of rationalism, is quite short-sighted and shows lack of knowledge of history and culture from the person stating that.
Denying that writings like Bible, Quaran, the Buddhist sutras and like influenced modern though and "common sense", or the basics of rationalism, is quite short-sighted and shows lack of knowledge of history and culture from the person stating that.