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Not evil
Moral evil has to do with choice and intention.
Since physical processes without life neither make choices or have consciousness or intentions they can not be morally good or evil.
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No
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Love
Loving enemies often leads to new friends
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Disagree
Good parenting and motherhood is almost always full of examples of selfless acts.
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Moral Objectivism
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AMD
I haven't studied out the processors for years, so this is an old opinion.
AMD always seems to give more power for less $$.
Probably a marketing strategy for "the other guy"
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No
Christians make up 33% of the world population (http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html)
It would be hard to generalize for such a diverse group.
Since Christianity teaches that we are all sinners in need of forgiveness, it would be hard to focus on this teaching and be considered a hypocrite.
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Christianity always helped or was not a factor in a decline.
Here are a few Christians who led in science
Copernicus, the first astronomer of the scientific revolution
Galileo - laws of dynamics from observation of falling bodies
Kepler - laws of planetary motion
Newton, involved in distribution of Bibles to the poor and the construction of new churches. He actually wrote more than a million words on the Bible and theological topics, more than he wrote on science.
According to 100 Years of Nobel Prizes a review of Nobel prizes award between 1901 and 2000 reveals that (65.4%) of Nobel Prizes Laureates are Christian.
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Conservative Party (Current Majority)
Having an economist help set policy is a good idea.
Experience in a world leader is a great idea.
Very few in the current Liberal or NDP have experience in power.
The Green party and the Bloc frighten me with their narrow focus.
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Death by burning