Armstrong is a strong advocate of the [[Golden Rule]], but which requires a foundational guiding morality if everyone doing to others as they would have to them will be always be beneficial, yet Armstrong asserts that "there are no clear answers, no clear theology in the Bible." While she often contrasts bigotry and religious wars, primarily the Crusades - by which she too often seems to define Christianity by - with compassion, she largely rejects the Scriptures in their totality from providing a clear basic moral theology, with its resultant divisive stands, obedience to which prevents the pitiful conditions that need compassionate care. | Armstrong is a strong advocate of the [[Golden Rule]], but which requires a foundational guiding morality if everyone doing to others as they would have to them will be always be beneficial, yet Armstrong asserts that "there are no clear answers, no clear theology in the Bible." While she often contrasts bigotry and religious wars, primarily the Crusades - by which she too often seems to define Christianity by - with compassion, she largely rejects the Scriptures in their totality from providing a clear basic moral theology, with its resultant divisive stands, obedience to which prevents the pitiful conditions that need compassionate care. |