Dictionary definition of faith:
1. Complete trust or confidence in something or someone.
(I trust you'll accept the Oxford English Dictionary as a reliable source - most people have faith in it's accuracy)
And every time I quote you, you claim I haven't. You claimed earlier that you believed that morality was objective, yet you have chosen in your last post to make it subjective - your personal opinion of me is not an objective one, but you try to avoid it being a statement by putting a question mark at the end.
You ask if I am dishonest - yes, sometimes. Most humans are.
You ask if I drop context - well, not as much as you do. You take quotes out of context if it suits your argument, where in context they prove the falseness of your argument.
You ask if I am a moral coward - I think this thread shows that I am prepared to stand up for and defend my morality, which has been based on various books, teachers, family members and my life experiences. Does having morals make me a coward, or does it just make me different to you?
1. Complete trust or confidence in something or someone.
(I trust you'll accept the Oxford English Dictionary as a reliable source - most people have faith in it's accuracy)
And every time I quote you, you claim I haven't. You claimed earlier that you believed that morality was objective, yet you have chosen in your last post to make it subjective - your personal opinion of me is not an objective one, but you try to avoid it being a statement by putting a question mark at the end.
You ask if I am dishonest - yes, sometimes. Most humans are.
You ask if I drop context - well, not as much as you do. You take quotes out of context if it suits your argument, where in context they prove the falseness of your argument.
You ask if I am a moral coward - I think this thread shows that I am prepared to stand up for and defend my morality, which has been based on various books, teachers, family members and my life experiences. Does having morals make me a coward, or does it just make me different to you?
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