For me brad its not about winning, its about learning and using it in a constructive way... Yea hand sometimes i get tempted to respond.. what i did is write it down in a notepad and read my answer...it works for me...
You guys can try. Makes you happy, but not famous.
" A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. " - 2nd Amendment , Bill of Rights of the United States of America
Give that opportunity to me then.
I do not wholly agree, conscience is sometimes affected by your knowledge of the environment(events, nature, people and everything) your conscience cannot decide if it is wrong or not when you do not know that it is wrong in the first place.
Example:
Macoy: Nas, e-yabo ni sa lababo.
Ako: *nikuha sa mura ug pitsel nga puno ug tubig*
Pagka-taod-taod...
Macoy: Diin nimo giyabo?
Ako: Sa lababo sa kusina.
Macoy: Holy water to oi! Adto sa lababo luyo sa sacristy dili sa kusina!
Question: Nakasala ko or wala?
Answer: My conscience never stoped me from throwing that holy water into the kitchen sink. Because I never knew it was holy water in the first place. And the "lababo" is not the "lababo" nga butangan nila sa holy water.
We need knowledge to govern what is right or wrong, and conscience to police us.
hehehe, paulbohon napod nato ato kaspa tanan.. hahaha! maybe not now kay bc pako work. hehehe!
Lol ... everyone has a conscience as a guide of adjusting to levels of moral standards . Bisn pa sa pinaka oplok na tao , 1 need not know anything to have its CONSIENCE functional .
Bai ... what an example !! Conscience doesnt relate to KNOWLEDGE . Sa scenario nimo? It depends if nkasala o wala but then which law did you violate kung knowledge ang basehan ? which moral was stained kung konsensya basehan ?Wala . Give me a another scenario bai .Example:
Macoy: Nas, e-yabo ni sa lababo.
Ako: *nikuha sa mura ug pitsel nga puno ug tubig*
Pagka-taod-taod...
Macoy: Diin nimo giyabo?
Ako: Sa lababo sa kusina.
Macoy: Holy water to oi! Adto sa lababo luyo sa sacristy dili sa kusina!
Question: Nakasala ko or wala?
Answer: My conscience never stoped me from throwing that holy water into the kitchen sink. Because I never knew it was holy water in the first place. And the "lababo" is not the "lababo" nga butangan nila sa holy water.
We need knowledge to govern what is right or wrong, and conscience to police us.
" A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. " - 2nd Amendment , Bill of Rights of the United States of America
God does not govern right or wrong. SOCIETY defines right or wrong, which consequentially they govern. So if one society considers eating human feces as a sacred ritual it would then be WRONG to turn down NOT eating it. Gets? Whereas in a galaxy far, far away they consider feces as offensive and therefore defines it in THEIR society as WRONG. Naa ra gyud na diha mga brad. Dili ang ginoo mag buot unsay sakto/sayop. KITA nagbuot ana. Amen.
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