Terthna
Professional Lurker
If you are not allowed to make mistakes, and make your own path in life, than your choices have no meaning; and what we see as moral can and does change, due to our choices. From my point of view, your belief that "You are not allowed to do anything in order to avert death" is evil. First of all, to say that you are not "allowed" to do anything implies that there are restrictions on free will; in which case, it isn't free will. Secondly, you are asserting that doctors, firefighters, sanitation workers; that they are all evil occupations.I'm sorry, but are you saying that if God doesn't allow you to do anything you want to do, then there is no such thing as free will? That's a clearly fallacious argument. There's nothing about moral rules that bars the existence of free will. In fact, the very ideal of morality presupposes that humans have free will. So your non-sequitur makes zero sense.
You dress it up by saying it is god's will; but in reality it is your will, your beliefs on what is right and moral, that you are trying to impose on others. You are invoking his name to try and take away the right of others to choose for themselves what is right and moral.
Of course; but I reject the concept. There is no such thing.You seem to conflate "natural order" with "anything that happens in nature." What I'm referring to is the idea of natural law, the idea of there being a moral law inherent to nature. Surely you've heard of this concept, correct?
Because I find it immoral.You seem to have a problem with my strong bioconservative stance. Why?
Look I'll be honest; I don't think god is impressed with your brown-nosing. He probably just finds it creepy. He didn't put you here to be a kiss ass, and make assumptions about what he wants of you; he did it so that you would learn, grow, and become something more than what you started as.