Quotes About Morality

God is the best of good and the worst of evil all the time.

God: God created the world, God knew the sum total, he knew the absolute value, of how the world was going to be, God does minimal to nothing to stop the malice, injustices, and cruelty. God rejects justice meaning he doesn't properly and appropriately penalize those who deserve to be punished and he doesn't protect and defend those who deserve to be secured. When I look at these harsh realities, my rational thinking activates, and makes me believe that God is pure evil.

God: God created this violent world, he allows the evil and violence to exist in this world, he forgives evil people when they should be punished and he punishes good people when they should be forgiven. God is clearly not good.

God: You should always believe in God because he is real, but you should never trust him because he is pure evil.

How can you misbehave so badly and expect me to believe that you believe in God? It's a dead giveaway that you are a liar.

Human rights: The only human rights any person should ever have is the rights that are just, morally right. For example the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression, the freedom of the press. Those are just a few rights every one should have, however even these rights need to be used in just ways. People can't run around doing whatever they want just because they have freedom, otherwise you get violence, crime, sin, injustice, tragedy, suffering, death and Hell.

Humanity is a disease that needs to be eradicated.

Just because a majority of the people vote in favor of something doesn't make it morally right, it just means a majority of the people could be corrupt.

Just because something is the law, doesn't make it right.

Justice and abuse: Justice makes life thrive while abuse deteriorates and destroys it.

Justice is based on reason, the truth, the facts, what is fair, not emotion.

Justice should never shake hands with corruption.

Malice minus justice equals injustice.

Never pledge your allegiance to anyone, to anything, other than to what is just.

The more integrity you have the more humanity will offend you, the less integrity you have the less offensive humanity will be to you.

The weak: Most people turn their backs on the weak, but those are the people that need the most help, if your going to turn your backs on some one it should be those who are evil.

The world: We're living in a world of failed justice and successful evil, this should be the other way around.

Those who protect and defend evil are either weak and or evil themselves, either way it go's it's a tragic injustice.

What are the (4) greatest tragedies in life? 1) To commit unjust behaviors, acts. 2)To cause unjust harm to someone or something. 3) To fall victim to injustice. 4) To suffer unjust pain.

You don't want to be too hard or too easy, you don't want to be wrong when it comes to crime, you want to be just, morally right.

You have a moral duty to make what's unjust just, if it's just that you do so.

You say monster, I say martyr. You say murder, I say self-defense. You say legal, I say defective law.

First you destroy those who create values. Then you destroy those who know what the values are, and who also know that those destroyed before were in fact the creators of values. But real barbarism begins when no one can any longer judge or know that what he does is barbaric.

there is an inner core common to all religions: the universal teachings of morality and charity, of a disciplined and pure mind full of love, compassion, goodwill and tolerance.