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SanSanych, in the old days you probably defended the atheist position as zealously as you do the religious position now?
Religion is a set of moral rules. A lot has been instilled since childhood. For example, a respectful attitude towards other people. So, a person who comes into someone else's house to shit is a moron to me.
Or maybe the person feels bad and wanted to participate?
An overwhelming number of people think otherwise - pride or vanity are deadly sins.
So we see what happens.
What about the hitchhikers? Who haven't been convicted yet? And if they're dead? That's nothing, but what about the handicapped for the rest of their lives? Nothing bad?
An overwhelming number of people think otherwise - pride or vanity are deadly sins.
So we see what happens.
And what about the hitchhikers? Who haven't been convicted yet? And if they were killed? That's nothing, but what about the disabled for the rest of their lives? Nothing bad?
A dead hitchhiker. И? It's his life - he's free to do with it as he pleases.
Mountaineers risk their lives too and want to become famous. In conquering a peak that no one has ever conquered before, there is nothing but the desire to become famous.
An athlete wants to win an Olympic medal. И? That's the same desire for fame.
Religion is a set of moral rules. A lot has been instilled since childhood. For example, a respectful attitude towards other people. So, a man who comes into someone else's house to shit is retarded to me.
The desire for attention may not correlate at all with hubris and vanity. Just business... Otherwise, from your point of view, you could dismiss all writers, musicians... just businessmen doing publicity.
I wish there was a law on anachronisms...
Let's not get carried away.
Some people inform other people about their products for the purpose of exchanging goods.
That's not what I mean. I'm talking about "a moment of glory".
Let's not get carried away.
Some people inform other people about their products for the purpose of exchanging goods.
That's not what I mean. I'm talking about "a moment of fame."
It could be the same here. It's how a person feels about it that's important, but you can't see it from the outside.
Or maybe the person feels bad and wanted to participate?
It's just that none of this is good for orthodoxy. Where's the humanity? You could have just had a human conversation with him, talk to him, clarify, explain... But no, someone chose to stand up for his "truth" with a sword in his hands, and the result is anger and hatred, resentment, for the rest of his life. And this is a religion designed to soothe souls, to pacify life?