Do you believe that everyone they're commanded to kill deserves it in your moral framework? If not, that's a divergence in beliefs. Once again, in their eyes this is an objectively moral command fro...
To stay on topic, I’ll keep it blunt… yes, it always was and always is immoral to kill peaceful people, no matter what one claims “god” says.
I do not claim to be the arbiter of right and wrong. Knowing morality isn’t the same as claiming the right to determine it (it seems you may be in that camp though).
If I were a duped sheep who went along with human sacrifice in the past, I would absolutely *deserve* to be killed, myself; I committed a wrong no matter anyone’s *belief,* including my own.
Would you say you wouldn’t “deserve” death if you participated in human sacrifice… despite anything that happens, or doesn’t happen to you afterward, if you hypothetically truly believed it was right?
I do not claim to be the arbiter of right and wrong. Knowing morality isn’t the same as claiming the right to determine it (it seems you may be in that camp though).
If I were a duped sheep who went along with human sacrifice in the past, I would absolutely *deserve* to be killed, myself; I committed a wrong no matter anyone’s *belief,* including my own.
Would you say you wouldn’t “deserve” death if you participated in human sacrifice… despite anything that happens, or doesn’t happen to you afterward, if you hypothetically truly believed it was right?
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