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Kirsten Wright
3 Questions
1. In The Holocaust and Moral Philosophy it talks about how the Christians apologized about the Jews being evil in their eyes and their religion and that they take it all back. Aren’t there things now that they consider evil in their eyes, then until the whole world disapproves of it, they’ll end up changing it to not look so bad?
2. Isn’t there another example of this when the pope got rid of purgatory for little babies? People didn’t like the thought, so they changed it.
3. So how can people possibly rely on religion if it’s been changed so many times for reasons such as certain rules just didn’t rub people the right way?
3 Questions
1. In The Holocaust and Moral Philosophy it talks about how the Christians apologized about the Jews being evil in their eyes and their religion and that they take it all back. Aren’t there things now that they consider evil in their eyes, then until the whole world disapproves of it, they’ll end up changing it to not look so bad?
2. Isn’t there another example of this when the pope got rid of purgatory for little babies? People didn’t like the thought, so they changed it.
3. So how can people possibly rely on religion if it’s been changed so many times for reasons such as certain rules just didn’t rub people the right way?