Monday, March 30, 2009
Is a belief in God necessary for morality?
is the upcoming topic for the Franklin Open Forum Wednesday, April 1 @ 7pm. Franklin Open Forum is a moderated discussion group, meeting on the first Wednesday of the month at the Rathskeller Coffee Haus & Pub, located Downtown at 58 Stewart Street. (Below and behind Books Unlimited.)Those interested in an open exchange of ideas (dialog not debate) are invited to attend.For more information call 349-0598.
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W'sup George
That question has been around a long time. I believe my answer is the best. But don't we all? Any ways If the Christian God is found out to be the only true God then the answer is yes.
However if you ask the question, is a belief in God necessary for those who believe there is no God to have morality, the answer is no.
Obviously there are people who do not believe in any such deities who are much better people then those that claim a god.
But back to my original answer about if the Christian God being the right one, then the bible would tell us that it is God, not us, who makes ourselves good?
Just my thoughts on the matter. Is the Rathskeller Coffee Haus & Pub your place? Hope all is well there and you all have a nice dialog.
Peace out, feeno
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