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Caring for the infirm: stupid!
24. September 2009 by admin.
Editor’s note: before reading this article, it must be made clear this this writer does not believe that the human race arrived at its present state through the process of evolution. He firmly believes that Yahweh has created the human race, given the law through His prophets, and that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. As such, caring for those in need is important, and he regards all humans as his equals. It must also be mentioned that by “Darwinism” and “Evolution,” he is not speaking about natural selection and adaption, which all people agree about, but rather the changing of species and the idea that the human race evolved from goo.
Supposing one were to abandon God altogether, deciding that He had no impact upon the universe and that the human race arrived at our present point through naturalistic, evolutionary, and directionless processes, that person could get a pretty firm idea about the universe. For instance:
1) There is one goal for all organisms, and it is to survive
2) All organisms must die at some point
3) Evolution is the sole universal morality, and that which provides us with success/environmental domination, and even emotions
4) Any other morality exists because humans exist, and are thus abstract inventions which we accept or deny at whim depending on how we feel Read the rest of this entry »
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