Wait.
So all 8 billion people in the world agree with your "moral compass"?
You got to be kidding me.
Who said that? You're the one who has committed an argumentum ad populum fallacy here. And incorrectly at that, because billions of people don't practice your exact brand of Christianity where slavery is a-ok.
Morality does not only cover slavery.
Right now, billions of people are walking around with a compass pointing every which direction, and they are all leading in the right direction... according to you. ...except for mine, of course.
...and those that don't agree with yours... or atheist like you.
Wait so you think that anyone who thinks that slavery is immoral is ... an atheist? Is that right?
Demonstrates the veracity of their claims to the atheist that gets to determine which compass is pointing in the right direction?
To anyone, really. Unless you want to get trapped in a logical fallacy, which you seem to be fine with.
So you've completely skipped over the part of my post where I explained how moral actions could be arrived upon with the goal of the well-being of sentient creatures in mind and you have nothing to say about it except to try to take a jab at atheists? Maybe clean up your own backyard before attempting that. You support the immoral practice of slavery and you've bent over backwards on this thread to defend it.
Yeah? We have finished, remember.
You have declared that you have a "moral compass" that is better than any not like it, and obviously right.
What I said was that
you have lost your moral compass because you have vociferously defended an immoral action because you have to defend whatever the Bible says, apparently at the cost of your moral compass.
Stop acting like billions of people support slavery, like you do.
What's more to talk about there?
I'm saying to you that you are morally upright and the billions who disagree with you are immoral.
Billions do not disagree with me that slavery is immoral, but again, that's just an argumentum ad populum fallacy.
This conversation is between you and me. I am responding to the things YOU say, YOUR moral pronouncements, YOUR beliefs, etc. Please stop pretending that billions of people agree wholeheartedly with you on your very specific set of religious beliefs. They don't, and there are thousands of Christian denominations in existence, not to mention all the other religions practiced around the world. And even if every single person on the planet agreed with you, that wouldn't make slavery moral.
Nothing hard to understand about that, Skeptic... and that is in areas of sexual immorality, cussing, viewing porn, loving violent entertainment, etc..
That you would equate cussing or viewing porn with owning human beings as property just reinforces to me that your moral compass is completely wonky and I that I want nothing to do with it.
Well yeah. I understand what slavery is, you see, and I don't shove it in a bag with the slavery that you choose to focus on, which isn't at all the same thing.
No, that would be you trying to soften the harsh slavery described in the Bible and to equate it with some sort of nonsensical spiritual slavery or whatever.
I've been quite clear from the get-go that what I am talking about is HUMAN BEINGS OWNING OTHER HUMAN BEINGS AS PROPERTY. Please stop trying to whitewash it.
Besides, I already said I am a slave - a happy one, and that won't end.
You are too. You just won't admit it... but you love it.
We are slaves of one thing or another.
But you're not. No human being owns you.
And again, I find it somewhat disingenuous of you to keep falsely equivocating in this manner.