Friday, June 22, 2007

The question of Morals



Over at TeamPyro, I made a post and included the following graphic:



Faithful reader and gadfly Kent Brandenburg is offended by that image and has said this about it:
Is your permiscuous cartoon pure, lovely, good report, or virtuous? Is it an example to believers in purity? Does it conform to the spirit of the age? Are you saying that as long as something is a cartoon, it can be as pornographic as anyone wants it?

You go off on a tract that looks like a $20 bill and you can't see the problem with that picture? This isn't about prudery, some excessive attention to decorum, as if this is a matter of taste. Purity would be a better word.

Any time I've disagreed with you, Frank, you've rarely dealt with me Scripturally. Most times is your standard name-calling ("kook") or some sort of wink-wink sarcasm. That ought to be tell-tale to you.
He now has the opportunity to square-up to all that here at DebateBlog and demonstrate how much better his view of Scripture is than mine.

I'm excited -- I might actually learn something.