Ethics

Ethics. It has a few definitions. I will concentrate on the notion that ethics are knowing right from wrong. Religious folks tell atheists they do not have the ability to know the difference between right and wrong because they have no "guide" to tell them. There is no argument in that statement, but religious folks still use it. The guide that I am referring to is the old testament and the new testament - two religions for the price of one!
There is only one way to read the bible (the OT and the NT - the jewish and christian stuff), as it was translated. The word of god translated? Blasphemy!
Mary Magdalene is known as a young girl in some bibles and a prostitute in another. I do think that the difference is a little extreme. Come on sheeple, do you really think that the bible writings are anywhere near their original state? Who do you think EDITED the the two religions together? Why do you think the prophesies of the OT were fulfilled in the NT? Who chose what texts stayed and what were cut? Do yourself a favor. Try reading a few books related to the history of your religious writings, and you just may learn a thing or two about the "ethics" of it all.

FMF