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Pastimes : The Philosopher's Thread

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To: koan who wrote (10)12/14/2008 5:43:02 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™3 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 71
 
And how would one do that exactly?

It's very easy... just look at all the laws that society around the world has on the books, both civil and criminal, these laws support religious teachings...

The most difficult thing for people to notice is the obvious... and because it is so obvious, we tend to ignore it and not even see it, we tend to take it for granted...

But, for starters, there are laws in our society against robbery, against murder, and so on... also, if you're married, then try to have an extramarital affair and see what it does to your marriage... and we all know how greed can destroy your life, just take a look at the corruption in Washington, or the ponzi scheme just unfolding by the head of the NAZ exchange... I could go on, but for a simple response to your query, all our modern day civil and criminal laws support and enforce the ten Commandments in one way or another... unless you would suggest that these Commandments do not represent the basis for all religious teachings, then the warnings explicitly stated in those Commandments are religious teachings that can very easily be tested, violate any one of them and see what it does to your life... you can name any credible religion worldwide and you will find the same Commandments woven into that religion's teachings...

GZ
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