2011-11-09, 02:29 PM
SaptaZapta Wrote:Some common examples: By the time humans came around, they had, built-in, the same innate morality as apes do. They didn't need any gods to tell them Thou Shalt Not Kill or even Thou Shalt Not Steal. Look all over the world: native peoples in all the remotest corners all have the same basic codex: respect each other's lives and property, help each other and especially protect the young or weak. There are exceptions and variations, but basically it's all the same. And, according to Christianity at least, all their gods are man-made fakeries.
good story bro/sis, but that is fan fiction.
A moral code implies that something is right and wrong/ good and bad. in other words, if someone take a baby and slaughter it in front of people, on a whole we'll feel horror and disgust...a clear sense of wrong. But if someone takes a baby animal, and slaughter it before a group of other same animals, those animals may not even bat an eye. Animal may do things that seems to be infused with "noble" human characteristics, but that's only projecting ones feeling unto something else.
im not sure you actually understand what is coming out of your mouth.... you contradict yourself a lot as well as many fantasiful theory(much that i suspect are self made) that doesnt do anything.