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Yes exactly, you have decided what god would like. Other people can have a different understanding, people such as Adolf Hitler who decided that god thought it was right that he should kill all jews, as they were "christ killers". Or the young man who shot a doctor who practised abortions because "god would have wanted me to do it". The fact that you have to interpret a book to decide your morals means that several different people can gain different moral codes from the same book, while there are very few people who would disagree that wanton killings would lead to society fracturing. [[Bolly Ottihw|Bolly Ottihw]] 14:17, 26 April 2007
 
Yes exactly, you have decided what god would like. Other people can have a different understanding, people such as Adolf Hitler who decided that god thought it was right that he should kill all jews, as they were "christ killers". Or the young man who shot a doctor who practised abortions because "god would have wanted me to do it". The fact that you have to interpret a book to decide your morals means that several different people can gain different moral codes from the same book, while there are very few people who would disagree that wanton killings would lead to society fracturing. [[Bolly Ottihw|Bolly Ottihw]] 14:17, 26 April 2007
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::Adolf Hitler was an atheist.  Beyond this factual error, I don't understand your point.  We all decide what god would like. (It's call concept called ''free will''.)  The underlying philosophy and truths found in all major religions are the same.  Is this an accident? I suppose you would answer yes.  In fact, the entire universe and everything that led to this moment is one collossal accident that happened for your benefit. Children have no idea what their parents endure to provide for them. In the same way the atheist scoffs at the mysteries of the universe. [[User:Everwill|Everwill]] 08:03, 26 April 2007 (EDT)
    
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