
Originally Posted by
JPaul
Did I mention that torture was immoral. I thought you should know that, and possibly reflect on the fact that it is totally opposed to any possible interpretation of the Christian ethic.
Many things in and around this issue (torture, yes?) can be argued as immoral, including the war itself, terrorism, slashing of throats, I.E.D.s...
Odd that, as our government is precluded from any such by steely enforcement of the peculiar separation of church and state, that we decide Christian ethics are the basis of an enlightened (and, in all other considerations and circumstances,
secular) document of "international authorship.
Better, perhaps, that you say something on the order of
"It just ain't right."
Are we are to denounce such immorality at every turn, or reserving our umbrage solely for the U.S.?
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