SearchCz
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SearchCz
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non fui, fui, non sum, non curo memento mori




Paul never met Jesus, but he wrote half of the Bible. Lol



This is an interesting question. So firstly I’ll just say I believe God does give us moral knowledge as babies. I believe this because as soon as children are able to express themselves they show they have awareness of things like fairness, justice, and right/wrong. I’ve noticed this in my own children, and I also believe that even if a child was never taught morality or moral language, they would still have a sense of these things and try to express it, even if they don’t know how to do so. But secondly, let’s just say for sake of the argument that babies aren’t born with moral knowledge. Can’t we also argue that babies aren’t born with rationality? They have the potential of rationality, but it hasn’t actualized until they’ve matured, until they’re ready. They don’t need it yet. Why can’t a baby be the same way with morality? As they grow older and become more aware of the world, they also become more aware of their moral knowledge. In fact, when a baby is born what does it know? Probably close to nothing. It seems that God allows us to discover all kinds of things both in the world, and in ourselves, which is fascinating. So either way, I don’t see any issue here.


Weird.

Who said atheists have no drip?





















