@harryr33@JamesMuchLesser@alisa_childers That has consistently been the definition of hell in the Catholic Church. The absence of God is the absence of good. Living in an eternal place without any good would be eternal torture. Fire has always been a metaphor for what hell would feel like.
@ChipotleTweets Why can I only be remedied for one mistake when your employees mess up an item and forget an item in an online order? Also why do I have to buy more Chipotle to be made whole? I don't want to order Chipotle again. You will just mess up that order too.
@JoelMCurzon@SChazaq@actsofapostles_ Weird I was the opposite. I was atheist and then a lot of evidence and a lot of thought. Then I became convinced of Catholicism over several years.
@chesterBirdbath@ErikVoorhees@acnewsitics Theoretically they can, as in there is no collective enforcement that would seize their land and goods if they refused to contribute. Realistically they wouldn't because then they would be betraying God and practically no one would contribute to them.
@studleytweet@ErikVoorhees@acnewsitics Yeah and that doesn't apply to the Amish. The means of producing and distributing goods is owned by the individual not by the community.
@dussyme Normal ebbs and flows so there isn't really a standard amount that is normal. Normal when not busy and not stressed is different from normal when we both aren't stressed and have plenty of free time.
@jacob_balma@Nexxo00@Leophilius I get your point. I'm specifically perverting the golden rule to show that the golden rule can't be the moral standard because the golden rule requires a moral standard in order to be correctly applied.
@Nexxo00@jacob_balma@Leophilius My premise is not flawed. If you want others to kill you because you have a death wish then you can kill others. The golden rule only works if there is an underlying moral standard that we both agree to. It can't be the basis of the moral standard otherwise it can be perverted.