In the case of Christianity, wrong is defined as "whatever god says it is", except of course that non-Christians don't see any way that the clergy who announce their god's opinions could possibly have consulted their imaginary friend before making those pronouncements.
I can easily imagine myself having broken one or more of those rules, not believing I'd done anything wrong, even after discovering after death that the rule making bully some Christians worship was real.
That god's clergy are, after all, well known to forbid things that are harmless, and demand behaviour with real victims.
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Date: 2025-05-01 03:46 pm (UTC)I can easily imagine myself having broken one or more of those rules, not believing I'd done anything wrong, even after discovering after death that the rule making bully some Christians worship was real.
That god's clergy are, after all, well known to forbid things that are harmless, and demand behaviour with real victims.