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To: whattajoke
<< Again, I must ask, since I don't believe in your version of the christian god, and the bible is nothing more to me than an intersting allegorical semi-history with some nice poetry in it; and since I have never committed a crime (misdemeanor, felony, or otherwise) am I of higher moral fiber than you, >>

Crime? What's a crime? You have no standard to determine what a crime is. Owning a gun is now considered a crime in some places, but it wasn't before. Protesting near an abortuary is now considered a crime - it wasn't in the past. Opining against homosexuality is now considered a "hate crime", it wasn't before. So are those things crimes or are they not? Or is crime something decided arbitrarily? Perhaps posting a free-speech opinion in Free Republic will be considered a crime someday.

How do you determine what constitutes "higher moral fiber"? Your opinion? The way the wind blows today?

Someone who kills pre-born babies for a living is not of high moral fiber, according to the Bible, but he's committed no "crime" in today's society. Would you consider such a person to be of high moral fiber?
753 posted on 02/14/2003 8:06:43 AM PST by Con X-Poser
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To: Con X-Poser
You have no standard to determine what a crime is

Say it with me slowly... "The Constitution. The laws of our country, my state, and my town." These laws determine what is considered a crime.

How do you determine what constitutes "higher moral fiber"? Your opinion? The way the wind blows today?

Must I really take the time to give you the a few of the archaic, ridiculous, violent, bloodsoaked "laws" from your bible? Please, save face and let it go.
754 posted on 02/14/2003 10:07:52 AM PST by whattajoke
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