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Christian Liberals & Progressive People of Faith

ChazInAz

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8. That's a variation on my own moral compass.

Reply to multigraincracker (Reply #5)

Thu Apr 25, 2024, 07:57 AM

Apr 2024

Though I use my own father. He was an evil man. Officer in Hungary's military in WWII, then one of the nomenklatura in Budapest's municipal government until November 1956, when we hurriedly left the country for unknown reasons.
So...in moments of ethical confusion, I ask myself what my father would do. And do the opposite.

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