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Originally Posted by sentient
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In Ch. 2 of The Bhagavad Gita, it (very truth
fully, IMO) says:
"As a man can drink water from any side of a full tank, so the skilled theologian can wrest from any scripture that which will serve his purpose."
The video exemplifies such
abuse[/u] of a supposedly transcendental philososhy to 'support' (jusfify?) a grossly immature male-chauvinistic attitude and positionality.
The 'girlfriend' referenced very
sanely IMO dumped the fella because he had
no appreciation (IMO) of what mutual commitment in 'marriage'
is functionally all about. His (make) 'friend' clearly
betrayed (abdicated?) the 'promise' implicit in his
agreeing to 'marry' his wife.
The kind of moral 'relativism' wherein anything goes and everything is 'judged' to OK - its
all just 'God' acting - is thee xpression of a
transparently immature eternal Peter Pan who just wants to be perfectly
free to do
whatever he wants to do and
not grow - the is the absurdity of
boyish 'sophistry.
Any
mature man can 'see' this.
Label what I articulate 'discernment' or 'judgment' or anything else you wish - as far as I am concerned it is simly (finctionally!) callng a 'spade' a 'spade'.
Why is this not obviously the case (case closed!) to the
everyone here? I am wondering, is this place seen as a completely response-ability absolving 'safe' haven for "I am
just as 'godly' as
anyone else no matter what I choose to do or not do" refugees from common-sense morality? Not as long as I am around, it won't be, I say! Sheesh!!