Friedrich Nietzsche a man who critisized Christianity and moral absolutes, and then he went insane.
God tells us in the Bible that if we reject him, the end is a depraved mind. Don't get a depraved mind but turn to Jesus 😊
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If moral absolutes (Kantian Categorical Imperatives) "IS" Christianity, does that include Hosea and his Wife Gomer, or is it best to cut them out of the bible and insert Immanual Kant and his gay manservant in it's place? Asking because I'm a Christian, was under the impression God himself renegged a few times on plans he had when he was asked to change his mind. The whole interpersonal compassion thing. If we aren't doing that stuff anymore, can we return to throwijg bricks at sinners? It may be time to finally smite my neighbor.