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Jehovah our God is One
Yes, but do you have any evidence for that?
yep, everytime i turn on the news or read a paper :cover:
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Yes, but do you have any evidence for that?
yep, everytime i turn on the news or read a paper :cover:
I see.
I find it odd that a Christian would have any sort of objections to someone feeling safe enough to live out their life. Here in America many transgender people never come out of the closet because they are among one of the most beaten and murdered demographs in America.I'm from Australia and over the years I have noticed that it has become less violent. Its a great country and I love Australia. However, in an increasingly non violent society studies show over time there is a spike in homosexualism and transgender because of the freedom to be different. As a Catholic, I disagree with this but I also disagree with unnecessary violence.
yep, everytime i turn on the news or read a paper :cover:
i think it is as violent today as it was in ancient times.
I can see how that could get you to "there's more violence today than I think there should be", but I don't see how that could let you say (validly, anyhow) "the world is as violent today as it was in ancient times."
I don't think anyone's arguing that the world today is perfect, only that it's gotten better over time.
how do you determine if violence has gotten better though?
do people hit softer today? Is rape better today then it was back then? Is there less killing during warfare?
how do you determine it?
No, data indicates an uptick in ethnic and denominational conflict. The World Bank, World Health Organization, and the United Nations all have updated reports on the current conflict-prone hotspots around the world. Just because there is anecdotal evidence that violence is down in one area of the globe does not mean that violence is abated world-wide. Those of us engaged in conflict resolution are working to lessen the causes and effects of violence.