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If you believe that your god(s) want you to kill, should you kill?

Asked by BobSiemens in Philosophy & Religion

Tags: god, you, believe, kill

In a pivotal point in the Bible, God asks Abraham to kill his son. Abraham sets out to obey.

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Akedah or the Binding of Isaac (Hebrew: â²çµÙÓ·ê Ù´æ°×·ç, Akedát Yitzhák) in Genesis 22, is narration from the Hebrew Bible, in which God asks Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac on Mount Moriah.
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According to the narration, Abraham sets out to obey God's command without questioning. The text says that God wishes to test Abraham, which indicates that he does not intend Abraham to actually sacrifice his son. Indeed, after Isaac is bound to an altar, the angel of the Lord stops Abraham at the last minute, at which point Abraham discovers a ram caught in some nearby bushes. Abraham then sacrifices the ram in Isaac's stead.
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If you believe that your god(s) want you to kill, should you?

Is it possible that Osama bin Laden thought that his god(s) wanted him to kill. If so, was Osama bin Laden doing the right thing based opon his beliefs?

Are these two stories different? If not, why?

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If you believe that your god(s) want you to kill, should you kill?

Asked by BobSiemens in Philosophy & Religion

Tags: god, you, believe, kill

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