
Originally Posted by
josephdc
You're saying that right and wrong depends on the individual, right? That it's all up to the person to define what's right and what's wrong for him?
It boils down to the individuals outlook for me . Nobody can tell me whats right or wrong , we personally knows whats right or wrong unless wala pa tay buot .
It's true, I guess, that there are many people in the US who are Christians yet practice pre-marital ***. But it doesn't make PMS right.
Not only in the US bai but all over the world to include the Philipines itself .
What I meant when I said "it's not wrong just because I believe it's wrong; it's wrong regardless of my saying so," is that there is such a thing as an objective moral law that exists.
But like I said that doesnt justify either that you are right . Who knows deep inside you is the other way around but because you have to incline in your beliefs , it has to be implemented no matter what it is .
Unsa'y reason bro ngano dili ka mutuo sa uban teachings?
Ahould I start the first one of the hundreds if not thousands of reasons ?
You asked me what if civil marriage lang di ba?
Unya involved man ang mga ATHIEST ana .
Dili jud maayo if sa huwes lang mo magpakasal kay in the eyes of God you're not married. If serious jud inyong relationship, it requires both your commitment at the altar. Mao pud siguro na'y reason nganong naay uban civil marriage lang, it's convenient. Dali ra talikdan ang commitment.
Hehehe ... outside religion lang bai noh .... CIVIL DOCUMENTS are more legit , influential and powerful than any CHURCH documents .
Tnx ... wala gyud kabalo mao diay na pasabot nimo hehehe .
The church's teaching on *** is really beautiful and true. Try to read about the theology of the body.
It is indeed to a certain individual on his or her approach to sexuality . Like I said it boils down to being SUBJECTTIVE instead of being OBJECTIVE .