Actually, no, it is Jim's opinion that Christianity *does* have an objective
moral standard. If he wants me to believe that his opinion is a fact, he has
to make an effort to prove that it is.
>It is a
>valid position to take, but I have yet to meet a person who makes that
>same claim and live (not just talk) consistently with it. At some point,
>you are going to stand for something that you believe to be right,
>thereby implicitly acknowledging the reality of an objective moral
>standard.
Apparently not, since I *do* stand up for things that I believe to be right.
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2 + 2 = 5, for very large values of 2.