Thursday, January 19, 2006
Discrimination
Everyone faces a form of discrimination somewhere along the years of their life. Some have it worse than others, due to the choices they make in life, or the family they have been born into, or simply, as they think, when they were born that way. Is discrimination wrong? If it is wrong, WHY is it wrong? We, as Christians, all know that discrimination is wrong because Jesus doesn't discriminate and abhors the Pharisees who do.
Why then, does the secular world think discrimination is wrong? On what basis does the world think that discrimination is wrong? Is it something inherently wrong? Where do you draw your 'moral code' from?
Why then, does the secular world think discrimination is wrong? On what basis does the world think that discrimination is wrong? Is it something inherently wrong? Where do you draw your 'moral code' from?
