US Politics on Sidechat | If you require the imposition of an eternal hell to treat other people with kindness and compassion, then you’re just bad person who tries to justify their wretchedness ontologically. One should be moral without the imposition of external consequences.

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US Politics 9w

If you require the imposition of an eternal hell to treat other people with kindness and compassion, then you’re just bad person who tries to justify their wretchedness ontologically. One should be moral without the imposition of external consequences.

US Politics 9w

I think Gods existence is provable and as thus should be taught in public schools Not as a matter of state established religion but as a matter of fact

Anonymous 9w

As a further clarification, I should be clear that this isn’t an attack on Christian’s, because requiring the consequence of hell to do good is not a belief held among all Christians. But it is a direct callout against people who think morality can only be divinely imposed. It’s a way of absolving oneself of shitty decisions assuming one can find a quasi-religious justification for them to claim a sort of “plausible deniability” against being an upstanding human being. And I’m sick of it.

Anonymous 9w

Who said anything about hell I just said God