As usual, Jon Stewart cuts though the crap to the heart of the matter.
"It seems like semantics is cold comfort when it comes to humanity." Indeed.
Well-played, Jon.
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Hmmmm, I guess if we were to leave God out of every argument that needs a vote to ratify and simply left it to humanistic ethics our nation would be pure bliss- right? Anything and everything that we as humans decided was good, tasted good, felt good, smelled good and looked good- why the heck not ? If it's not hurting someone else- how could it be bad? In my opinion there's a fine line between humanistic ethics and anarchy/death and destruction ( lol ).. if you are agnostic or atheist, then my opinion matters little but if you do believe in God then you must have some knowledge that man is constantly on the verge of desolation without God as an anchor.
my opinon (does it matter?),
Merry Christmas,
amy
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