WAR-MAKING as a result of moral relativism.

Moral relativism, gets really strange, to be certain! Take for instance how we sought to justify not only the development of the atom bomb, but using it on people who were foreign to Westerner's eyes, since the Japanese did not appear to be related to any Europeans/Cuacasians, and thus became easy targets of extreme racist prejudice.

The White-man's assaults against HIROSHIMA and NAGASAKI ought to live down in the anals of infamy as among the most extreme examples of cruelties and violence of collective will via horrendous moral relativism -- and all by so-called believers in Christ, evolving from Judaism. HORRIBLE!

Moreover, if we relagate those historical horrors committed by the United States to moral relativism, what will that say to future generations who also have a will-to-power -- God be damned! We are all doomed.

Sometimes me thinks, there truly is no God, when ugly and vicious and cruel collective will-to-power -- the moral relativism of might is right -- seeks to justify anything. We have only become the monstrous evil we have sought to vanquish.

Let's look to more recent times: Our collective madness in our will-to-power with our militaristic assaults on the Islamic peoples -- all as part of wilful lies and vast deceptions.

Does anyone recall the desire by certain "kings". or bush-co, to express their "christian-judaic" righteousness in seeking another CRUSADE?! Then, after those massive carpet bombings and spreading fires, we relished in the thought of having bombed the ancient city of Baghdad "back into the stone age", rejoicing and praising our god, knowing that we Americans had caused thousands of children and innocent Islamic people to be slaughtered. Our moral relativism: We still worship a god of violence and vengeance that we created.

Is this the sort of "religion" we truly worship as Christians and Jews?! DISGUSTING. Truly, what became of our "god"?

Horrible kabals of power-mongering -- that is our moral relativism -- all of it quite self-serving.

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