Bible morality: why is beating a child OK and not abuse?
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*chuckle* Note how perry is so desperate to save his position that he's actually defending rapists and child molesters while simultaneously advocating that children literally be flogged with switches.
And Christians continue to wonder why I find their moral system utterly devoid of ... morality.
Just to be clear you are asking me, if adults who have done nothing wrong since they are not incarcerated should they be punished ? of course not,foolish question.
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Originally Posted by Pleroo
So, adults who are not incarcerated never do anything wrong?
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Originally Posted by perry335654
What do you think ?
I obviously think you are wrong. And, again, hopefully you agree that adults who do things that are wrong should not have their "butts whipped" or be slapped. Neither should children, obviously.
I obviously think you are wrong. And, again, hopefully you agree that adults who do things that are wrong should not have their "butts whipped" or be slapped. Neither should children, obviously.
I'll answer for you, perry. No one is perfect. No adult, no child. If you understand that an adult should not have their "butt whipped" or be slapped when they behave in a less than perfect way, then you must surely agree that no child should either.
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