@LeorSapir "Autonomy" in this context is basically just voluntaristic nihilism: if everything is choice, and every choice is equally valid, choices mean nothing. The intention is freedom, the reality is despair.
If you have any doubt about who Andrew Tate is and what he's done, take some time to watch the videos in this thread.
These are voluntary confessions. He just never thought he would be held accountable for his actions because he moved to a country where a lot of this was overlooked until he got too famous.
I think that this is correct. If the state is going to bear the sword so as to terrify evildoers, it should bear the sword where evildoers can see it, and the resulting deaths should be terrifying.
@MadocCairns It's maybe not precisely what you're looking for (it's coming from more of a Pentecostal than a Catholic perspective), but we used this as a textbook in seminary.
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@SarahPPerry @SquishLaw @POTUS The lesson both parties should have learned from Nov 5: "We can win if we take popular positions and oppose unpopular ones."
The lesson both actually learned: "Screw those other guys."
@SarahPPerry @SquishLaw @POTUS The lesson both parties should have learned from Nov 5: "We can win if we take popular positions and oppose unpopular ones."
The lesson both actually learned: "Screw those other guys."
@OleBeeM So you're saying that the instructions we are given in the New Testament to, say, "contend for the faith once delivered to the saints" is not authoritative, and not from God?
@MorosKostas This is, umm, Trump we're talking about, right? You're a smart guy. Why would you be under the impression he has a plan for, well, anything, really?
True.
As distasteful as it is, Zelensky should be offered some kind of amnesty in a neutral country in exchange for a peaceful transition back to democracy in Ukraine.