oh please define!

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Posted by Tammy on June 03, 1998 at 01:12:55:

In Reply to: Does acceptance of Biblical stories as "normal" make a person more likely to accept deviant behavior? posted by steve on June 02, 1998 at 23:14:49:

And you know- he's right, if you accept the
: Bible stories as A-OK then you can accept alot of very perverse things as a matter of course. And this is a book people are spoon feeding their children. Anyone see
: an overall problem here?

What do you describe as normal? What is perverse? Is this an absolute standard, or just your personal interpretation of morality?

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What Tammy, I gotta define whether it's normal to ask someone for their wife? nt steve 14:41:04 6/03/98 (17)
- right & wrong Tammy 15:12:07 6/03/98 (16)
  - tell me if these things are always wrong, no matter what Tammy 17:11:54 6/03/98 (0)
  - Morals are relative Hinge 16:32:38 6/03/98 (12)
    - tell that to the slaves! Tammy 17:10:31 6/03/98 (11)
      - NO Jason Huether 21:12:28 12/16/98 (0)
      - You are tough to figure out rpcman 17:14:01 6/03/98 (9)
        
        sorry Tammy 17:54:47 6/03/98 (8)
        
        Now I'm really confused. rpcman 18:29:07 6/03/98 (7)
        
        more comment Tammy 18:41:43 6/03/98 (6)
        
        fallibility, human actions, etc Tammy 14:13:40 6/04/98 (3)
        
        Speaking for God... (turned into a major ramble, sorry) David Stephens 16:41:11 6/04/98 (0)
        
        What to believe and what to reject? rpcman 16:22:21 6/04/98 (1)
        
        note to D.Stephens & rpcman Tammy 18:16:28 6/04/98 (0)
        
        So it is safe to say that you don't think the Bible is infallible? (n/t) rpcman 19:13:38 6/03/98 (0)
        
        If paul were just a man... David Stephens 18:57:24 6/03/98 (0)
  - re: right & wrong David Stephens 16:22:36 6/03/98 (0)
  - My definition of what is moral rpcman 15:58:00 6/03/98 (0)

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