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urban immorality
When a definition on Urban Dictionary discusses conquering women as if they were objects or shrugs off sex as not having any deeper meaning.
Women were designed to become objects for us men. Due to the inclusion of the previous sentence, this definition is a perfect example of urban immorality.
urban immorality by Bad C dev March 4, 2021
urban morality
Morality found on Urban Dictionary. Basically, any definition that doesn't talk about sex and slinging women as if they were objects.
Because this definition doesn't discuss sex in a frivolous manner, this definition is an exemplar case of urban morality.
urban morality by Bad C dev March 4, 2021
Catholic politics
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. It is the absolute truth. Over time, many Catholic popes, priests, and bishops have demonstrated an inability to use their absolute power responsibly. When word/gossip of this leaks out, there is a panic in the magisterium because the Catholic church must be an infallible institution. Then begins the media spin, where the magisterium conjures up whatever lies they can in order to warp the truth to their favor. Then, every bad thing is neatly swept under the rug. This is the cycle of Catholic politics.
I really like Catholicism and it is a great religion with strong morals and lots of good people, but Catholic politics just make me sick.
Catholic politics by Bad C dev March 4, 2021
Hutu
The evil-doers in the Rwandan Genocide due to centuries of bad blood between the races of people. It was like America going to civil war over who could own slaves except that it was like brother and sister going to war over who's black enough to deserve to live. Not all Hutu bad. In fact, despite the 600k Tutsi they killed and the 500k women they raped most Hutu are good people who had nothing to do with the Genocide except that they were responsible for inaction against it.
moral absolutism
The opposite of moral relativism, moral absolutism refers to belief in absolute moral grounded in God. Note that moral absolutism is both absolute and not absolute. As the magisterium of the Catholic church discerns more of God's truth and we understand His will better, they adapt their absolute definition of morals to reflect the newfound truth. However, this truth has been there all along and we were just doing it the wrong way previously, so it is the absolute truth (I think, but I'm not sure. Too much Catholic politics).
The Catholic church claims to have always followed a principle of moral absolutism. In the middle ages, it was discerned that indulgences were OKAY. After Martin Luther did the East–West Schism, the Catholic church found itself with less power and affluence due to its reduced size, so it went back to the Bible and reinterpreted it to mean that indulgences are NOT OKAY.
moral absolutism by Bad C dev March 4, 2021