Is morality objective, even without God?

[Hans Blaster]

Your hostility toward Christianity is noted and, as already noted, renders you unteachable.

I wasn't looking for "teaching" (or interaction) from you. Just like I wasn't looking for "community" from the church.

Just who are "your" people?

The barbarians, at least thats what the Romans called us.

 

[Jo555]

What are we talking about now because I'm lost? In layman's terms please because i only have an AA degree.

No, not Alcoholics Anonymous, although i do like to get drunk on new wine at times. Shush.

Just trying to lighten the mood.

And if anyone plans on making me cry, not to name any names (Bradskii), im going to accuse you guys (and gals, or am i flying solo there) of what we Christians are often accused of ...

No sense of humor.

Just trying to lighten the mood. Really.
And just kidding Bradskii. You've totally ignored me so i have no complaints. I don't take it personally either because i know if you guys (and gals?) knew me you couldn't help but love me. I'm such a ham.

Did everyone just convert to Judaism?

No worries. Got loads of fish too.

Hiccup.

But seriously. Just trying to lighten the mood.

But i do have a request, and that is only if you are interested in interesting Christians like me that only have an AA degree. Maybe you can speak more in layman's terms. And let us know if we need to do that too with theology.

Come to think of it, they lose me too.

How long will it take me to get a PHD?

 

[Jo555]

To be clear, the hardest part of my marriage was a 7 year period where I essentially had to do all that two grown adults would need to do regularly. My wife simply wasn't able to for reasons that weren't her fault. That is difficult, and I have certainly seen marriages dissolve over less, but I really didn't have any outside help. It certainly took a toll on me, and I wouldn't look down on anyone who sought community help.

I have no idea what we are talking about. I stepped out of the room for a couple days or so and i came back and I'm lost, but i just wanted to say that is so beautiful. As a caregiver i can relate on some level. I have often said i know no other pain greater than watching someone you love suffer, or even just having a difficult time of it. Not to make this a Christian thing, but as a Christian, it makes me understand how Christ was more than willing to come and suffer and die for us.

I know no greater pain than grieving for the circumstances of another and i think it is a beautiful thing that you were willing to carry the load.

That's not me being a ham.

I've cried the tears and carried the pain.

Ok. Have to go. Enjoy the conversation.