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satan and god must exist in the first place to have "evidence" about who is guilty and not.
Yes, but Christians would still be immoral because they believe these entities are real. From their perspective these are real beings and yet they are prepared to judge Satan without even allowing him any sort of defense at all.
That seems pretty immoral to me.
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Oh wait. Its you Erik. Hiii!!!
Sorry what ?
He's saying that from their point of view, they believe god and Satan exist and that its immoral to shun Satan without giving him a proper trial.
IIN To see Christianity as an immoral position for this reason?
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Yes, but Christians would still be immoral because they believe these entities are real. From their perspective these are real beings and yet they are prepared to judge Satan without even allowing him any sort of defense at all.
That seems pretty immoral to me.
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I dont know how to reply.
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Sorry what ?
He's saying that from their point of view, they believe god and Satan exist and that its immoral to shun Satan without giving him a proper trial.