Philosophy, Theology and Ethics

[HBK-aholic]

It should be compulsary everywhere, 'tis the most interesting class I have. It's like my real life Chit Chat section.

 

[Uncle Sam]

I hope you don't tell them Jesus didn't exist.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

So in other words, you just spout off random shit in class, and basically just talk to hear yourself do it and gain attention. I see, I see.

 

[HBK-aholic]

So in other words, you just spout off random shit in class, and basically just talk to hear yourself do it and gain attention. I see, I see.

This is basically it, yes. Everyone else in the class is boring, so I argue with my teacher all lesson. Then at the end, everyone writes up what they did in class today. I just got like 30 kids a qualification.

I hope you don't tell them Jesus didn't exist.

I do. At a Catholic college as well.

 

[Uncle Sam]

But he did exist. He did! This isn't even sarcasm.

When I did RE, I used to compare the values of Christianity with those of Batman. It wasn't funny then, and it's not funny now.

 

[HBK-aholic]

He might have done, I don't know.

And damn that sounds interesting, *Notes that down for next class*.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

I spoke w/ someone the other day about their Christian religion.. apparently Christian's believe no sin is worse than the other.

I asked about murder, comparable to stealing.. they said it's all the same in the eyes of God.

 

[Cena's Little Helper]

Philosophy (at least analytic philosophy) is an extremely reasoned discipline. The same goes for Ethics, as it is technically a branch of philosophy (well, it is, at the very least, a branch of a branch of philosophy). I can't say much for theology (unless we're talking about natural theology, which is the philosophy of religion), as I've only taken a class in Hinduism.