Yes things changed because our concept of morality changed. Our concept of morality will continue to change.
No morality didn't change peoples perspectives of the circumstances did. Killing innocent people is immoral. Stealing is immoral. That has never
changed. We intrinsically know these things.
To take a page out of your book(literally) The OT was written for Jews yes? Why are their laws so different from NT laws? Because things changed
apparently, here I thought the word of God was eternal and universal, but apparently different kinds of people need different kinds of laws.
Laws are matters of state not just morality. You have them confused. You can act in a legal way that is still immoral.
This universal law/moral code stuff sounds like a bunch of self-serving religious blackmailing(again)
Join us so you will know the perfect moral code, if you do not you're an illogical morally bankrupt degenerate thats going to hell!
See you are missing the point entirely. It doesn't come from a book.
So I guess you don't not believe in basic human rights either then?
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable
Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
If rights & morals are matters of human opinion - then as long as the majority agrees its moral. So in Germany Hitler was moral because he had the
popular opinion by your standard.
[edit on 6/21/2008 by Bigwhammy]