Can We Be Good Without God

Catholic Educator's Resource Center/ Boundless (December 6, 2001). ^ | MARK BRUMLEY

[Uncle George]

All animals are good except man. Because man alone has knowledge of good and evil.

[st.smith]

All animals are good except man. Because man alone has knowledge of good and evil.

Animals are not properly moral in any sense. They are ontologically good as humans are- but they also participate in creation's fallen nature.

[Bonaparte]

Toss the keys to Jesus and slide over to the passenger side, lexcorp. You'll be glad you did. It's an extremely practical way to live. In fact, it's the only way you will live. May God bless you and look over you. :-)

[Bonaparte]

God is nobody's "co-pilot," lexcorp. He assumes complete control of the aircraft and has a perfect flying record. I'm afraid you bailed, my friend, but it's never too late to jump back on board.

[VaBthang4]

"Can We Be Good Without God"

Yeah...

Aint gonna get "you" anything...but sure you can.

[Bonaparte]

Nothing distracts Him, either, lexcorp.

Somebody's knocking at your door, and I don't think it's Ed McMahon. I'd answer it if I were you.

[Bonaparte]

You answered the wrong door, lexcorp.

He's still knocking.

[Bonaparte]

He's sees your sign, lexcorp. Just like He sees your other sign, the one that says "Help!"

I'm looking at it right now.

[Bonaparte]

Still looking at it, lexcorp. And somehow I don't think you're going to take that sign down.