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hayst4ck is pointing out how the belief is believed to work, not how the reality works. I was similarly cross-eyed at those statements until the point was made:
by BLKNSLVR 3y ago
hayst4ck is pointing out how the belief is believed to work, not how the reality works. I was similarly cross-eyed at those statements until the point was made:
> outcomes are a result of actions, not beliefs
Just because someone identifies as Christian it doesn't make their actions moral - even though they themselves may believe that. Their actions have to be moral in order for the outcome to be that they are moral.
- hayst4ck 3y agoI fixed it to be a little less jarring (I hope).
- reaperman 3y agoMy understanding is that ethics are shared across a culture but morality is an individual judgment? So their actions could be moral to them, and also immoral to you. But the ethics of their actions would not be subject to much personal interpretation (within your/their culture).