Is morality absolute?

[MoonGlow]

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Morality is absolute

as crystal clear as water

right to its minerals

[coco martin]

di ko ka relate.

[alucard232]

for me morality is absolute

[SioDenz]

di ko ka relate.

Ang imung Kaldero nga For sale bro mao toy absolute - Absolute Good Deal natu.

[andersonl]

absolute morality - become slaves of relativist
relative morality - take advantage of the slaves

you choose.

[3nZ0y]

Just a quick question:

1. Is it moral to have more than one wife? It this moral absolute or relative?

[Breakeven]

Just a quick question:

1. Is it moral to have more than one wife? It this moral absolute or relative?

There could only be one truth. If the bible is wrong, then the other is correct but never both or all is right.

For me it's immoral. Walay taw nga duha ug kasing2, walay babay nga malipayon 100% if you lay with other woman in bed by the time that she needs you Polygamy will only create envy and disturbance in the sacredness of marriage.

Even in circumstances of recorded polygamy, we can read of domestic disturbance due to competitiveness and resentment among the women. In fact, most of the unrest in the Middle East today that is having global effects can be traced back to polygamy and the resulting rivalry (Abraham, Sarai and Hagar, Gen. 16).

The ideal marriage, according to God. The very first marriage, Adam and Eve, in many ways serves as a prototype, if you will. Notice that God knew that it was not good that Adam be alone and God provided for Adam a "help mate" (counter part that was a complement to Adam, Gen. 2: 1. Observe how God did not simply provide another man, but for Adam God made woman, the "glory of the man" (Gen. 2: 18ff., I Cor. 11: 7ff.). Moreover, appreciate the fact that when God instituted marriage, it was one man and one woman (Gen. 2). If polygamy is the "ideal," as some are teaching, why, then, did not God create Eve, Sue, Jane, etc. for Adam?

[3nZ0y]

There could only be one truth. If the bible is wrong, then the other is correct but never both or all is right.

For me it's immoral. Walay taw nga duha ug kasing2, walay babay nga malipayon 100% if you lay with other woman in bed by the time that she needs you Polygamy will only create envy and disturbance in the sacredness of marriage.

Even in circumstances of recorded polygamy, we can read of domestic disturbance due to competitiveness and resentment among the women. In fact, most of the unrest in the Middle East today that is having global effects can be traced back to polygamy and the resulting rivalry (Abraham, Sarai and Hagar, Gen. 16).

The ideal marriage, according to God. The very first marriage, Adam and Eve, in many ways serves as a prototype, if you will. Notice that God knew that it was not good that Adam be alone and God provided for Adam a "help meet" (counter part that was a complement to Adam, Gen. 2: 1. Observe how God did not simply provide another man, but for Adam God made woman, the "glory of the man" (Gen. 2: 18ff., I Cor. 11: 7ff.). Moreover, appreciate the fact that when God instituted marriage, it was one man and one woman (Gen. 2). If polygamy is the "ideal," as some are teaching, why, then, did not God create Eve, Sue, Jane, etc. for Adam?

So, what is the basis of morality then? Is it the absolute basis?

[LaBelleza]

Hmmm it is idea and favoured by God to be married to one. It is allowed though (in Islam) to marry up to four women if they can be all treated equally and that they agree to it. What's immoral is having one wife, then one other woman/other women (secret or not) on the side.

[3nZ0y]

Hmmm it is idea and favoured by God to be married to one. It is allowed though (in Islam) to marry up to four women if they can be all treated equally and that they agree to it. What's immoral is having one wife, then one other woman/other women (secret or not) on the side.

It is allowed. So, does that mean that it is morally acceptable in your religion?