::Ottihw, no, I haven't decided what God would like. I have ''learnt'' what God would like be reading what He has told us. Everwill is correct that Hitler was an atheist, but I disagree that we can all gain different morals from the Bible. That is in effect saying that words have no meaning, so we can choose to understand them any way we want. Should I choose to understand your words any way I want, or should I presume that we are both using the same convention of English (in this case) language and that you mean what you've said? Besides, if you and I can both derive different morals from reading the Bible, how is it any better if we ''don't'' read the Bible? Surely that would mean even ''less'' restraint on what we choose our morals to be? [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 10:36, 26 April 2007 (EDT) | ::Ottihw, no, I haven't decided what God would like. I have ''learnt'' what God would like be reading what He has told us. Everwill is correct that Hitler was an atheist, but I disagree that we can all gain different morals from the Bible. That is in effect saying that words have no meaning, so we can choose to understand them any way we want. Should I choose to understand your words any way I want, or should I presume that we are both using the same convention of English (in this case) language and that you mean what you've said? Besides, if you and I can both derive different morals from reading the Bible, how is it any better if we ''don't'' read the Bible? Surely that would mean even ''less'' restraint on what we choose our morals to be? [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 10:36, 26 April 2007 (EDT) |