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05-31-2007, 09:50 PM
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Re: Is all human life of equal value?
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Maybe it would have been better to ask what determines human value? [/ QUOTE ]Assumeing there is a God He and only he can judge what is good and what isnt...but im sure i can speak for god when i said he holds all human life equal 
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05-31-2007, 09:56 PM
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Re: Is all human life of equal value?
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[ QUOTE ] Maybe it would have been better to ask what determines human value? [/ QUOTE ]Assumeing there is a God He and only he can judge what is good and what isnt...but im sure i can speak for god when i said he holds all human life equal [/ QUOTE ] Many an atrocity has been predicated on the idea that "I'm sure I can speak for God when..."
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05-31-2007, 10:11 PM
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Re: Is all human life of equal value?
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Is all human life of equal value? [/ QUOTE ] There is no intrinsic value to human life - or to anything else for that matter. That's the beauty of the universe - although almost all see it as very uncomfortable and a disconbobulated notion, thus the invention of God(s). -Zeno
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05-31-2007, 10:17 PM
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Re: Is all human life of equal value?
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If he values all life equally how is there a filtering process for getting into heaven? Doesn't he always assume the sinner has a lesser valued life? [/ QUOTE ]why would god not hold everyone equal...everyone is born without sin ....or havent dont anything wrong....its things that happen in life that causes someone to be a moster or a saint...outcome doesnt matter....the point is we are all equal at birth
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