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I don't know much about other christians to be honest.
I think some of them are close to my beliefs (even if according to my religion they are mistaken), but some others are simply manipulated and used by sects.
That's why I prefer to refer to catholicism
No such thing as good or evil.
I personally side more with Jean-Jacques Rousseau. I think we all have a moral compass we're aware of to varying degrees, but as we age the world corrupts us, and we forget about it more and more. You can see it pretty clearly with pets, as all puppies or kittens are good natured. They have to be abused or tormented to be made hateful and overly aggressive. Any animals which are treated well maintain their good nature for their entire life.
I think a lot of people like the idea they were born the way they are, because they don't like to admit they allowed other people to mould them. But the input is all other people have control over. It's your choice what it does to you, although some humans, like many animals, put up very little resistance.
Good and evil definitely exist, but they both have their purposes in the world.
So close, yet so far. You uses philosophy to explain human interaction. That is like asking Descartes to explain opening a ketchup packet,
The belief system is a load of toss, and subjective as the moral system is also subjective
No child is born evil, Or good. They are born. They are shaped to the moral system they are raised in.
Think about how the brain develops in response to stimulus. A child in a comfortable happy life will not develop the parts of their brain related to aggression or hatred. But i do agree social or cultural influences can open that up to them.
Otherwise, Liberals wouldn't exist.
Your Arguement is entirely based off your moral decision of good versus evil. To which, for you there is a standard, which is lie, as a person who was raised differently has a different view of good versus evil,