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| − | {{cquote|The “new atheists” call God’s commands to kill the Canaanites “genocide,” but a closer look at the horror of the Canaanites’ sinfulness, exhibited in rampant idolatry, incest, adultery, child sacrifice, [[homosexuality]], and [[bestiality]], reveals that God’s reason for commanding their death was not genocide but capital punishment.<ref>[http://www.equip.org/article/killing-the-canaanites/ Killing the Canaanites: A Response to the New Atheism’s “Divine Genocide” Claims]</ref> | + | {{cquote|The “new atheists” call God’s commands to kill the Canaanites “genocide,” but a closer look at the horror of the Canaanites’ sinfulness, exhibited in rampant idolatry, incest, adultery, child sacrifice, [[homosexuality]], and [[bestiality]], reveals that God’s reason for commanding their death was not genocide but capital punishment.<ref>[http://www.equip.org/article/killing-the-canaanites/ Killing the Canaanites: A Response to the New Atheism’s “Divine Genocide” Claims]</ref>}} |
In recent years, atheistic countries have had noticeable problems with bestiality and have had to enact laws to manage the problem (see: [[Atheism and bestiality]] and | In recent years, atheistic countries have had noticeable problems with bestiality and have had to enact laws to manage the problem (see: [[Atheism and bestiality]] and | ||
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New Atheism, the Canaanites and incest
The Christian Research Institute declared:
| “ | The “new atheists” call God’s commands to kill the Canaanites “genocide,” but a closer look at the horror of the Canaanites’ sinfulness, exhibited in rampant idolatry, incest, adultery, child sacrifice, homosexuality, and bestiality, reveals that God’s reason for commanding their death was not genocide but capital punishment.[1] | ” |
In recent years, atheistic countries have had noticeable problems with bestiality and have had to enact laws to manage the problem (see: Atheism and bestiality and
Atheism and morality
Not possessing a religious basis for morality, which can provide a legitimate basis for objective morality, atheists are fundamentally incapable of having a coherent system of morality.[2] See:Moral failures of the atheist population).
- ↑ Killing the Canaanites: A Response to the New Atheism’s “Divine Genocide” Claims
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Paul Copan
- Can Moral Objectivism Do Without God? by Peter S. Williams
- Atheists and the Quest for Objective Morality by Chad Meister
- The failure of atheism to account for morality