Dose the "reason" movement say if you can justify anything it's must be OK.?
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It's not only things that are justifiable but anything with a strong enough "reasoning" behind it.
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When you do something wrong, but don't want to admit it, you can come up with excuse upon excuse to prove your case.\n\n'Even the devil can cite the scriptures', to quote Christ.\n\nI have a friend who in an argument or debate raises just 1 valid percentage point as opposed to you raising 99% and he will insist that he is right based solely on his 1%.\n\nIn his court, the prosecution must prove his case beyond a shadow of doubt, to convict.
637851
The best way to convince somebody of something is by example.  If you have an idea or philosophy that you want other to understand. All you can do is "live" your principles.
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Not Ready To Make Nice because it means being able to stand up for what you believe in no matter the consequences. i believe in freedom of speech and believe that we should be able to speak our minds 100% without being punished by those who dont want to listen to our opinions.
1174482
Does it really matter? It's a way of expressing a strong feeling, purely symbolic, and should be allowed for the freedom of speech.
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That is a thought-provoking question.  The answer necessarily pivots on the definition of right and wrong.  Who determines the standard?  The laws of a certain land may say this particular act is right – acceptable.  A higher authority (if one accepts such) may say it is wrong.  Without ascertaining who sets the standard, there is no frame of reference within which to respond to the question.\n\nMoreover, if one were to say it is alright to do the wrong thing for the right reason, the implication is that sincerity and heart-felt motive outweigh the standard.  But is that really so?  It all points back to the standard - there must be a standard first and the one who sets the standard must have the authority to do so and the ability to enforce it.  Else, the question, in effect, becomes meaningless.
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What if it's purpose is only to move absolutely?
1107686
That all depends on what's at stake. I would not jeopardize any friendships just to be right. If it is a debate or something, I might defend my position more vigorously. Sometimes it is good to be right, sometimes the cost is higher than the value of winning an argument.
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Depends who is giving/assessing the justification.  Many people of both genders consider that their offending behaviour is to some extent justified ("I had to do it", "I didn't have any choice", "there was no other way", "you'd have done the same thing", etc, are commonly expressed views).\n\nOffences which might be viewed by a court as in some measure justified are those involving self-defence.  There are cases of women who kill a violent partner after years of physical, psychological and sexual abuse receiving more lenient sentences than murder would otherwise warrant because the extreme provocation and the need for her to protect herself and/or her children is such a potent mitigating factor.
782013
Yes. It should not be an issue if the phrase is properly used.
559018
It depends on the individual's point of view as well as the religious faith.  If shall your intentions be serious and true: Shall it harms None, do what Ye will.
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It's free enough for us to do whatever we want to do. But there is always accountability for our own actions. If you want to do something about the wrongs in the world then do it that's what freedom is for.
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Freedom of action within limits, with honour and dignity.\nViolators may be hated and not attacked.
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Yes, but it may not be granted, unless you can prove some very good reason for it.
873138
Whatever your heart and mind lead you is where you need to go.  In this country, we have the freedom to believe as we choose. I applaud that you are exercising your right.
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yah u have the right of freedom to express and its ur fundamental right.so nothing wrong in it whn everything is right......
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a cause is the intention of ur doing a deed, and reason is the justification of doing it.