I stated that I would not want to live in a society that did not punish such actions and doubted whether one could find a society that would tolerate them.
I distinguished moralistic (absolute truth) ideological ends and stated these arent ever valid thus never justify means. For the remaining ends, I stated these are not ends because they have no total ordering. Thus there are no ends. Instead we live in societies and follow the rules of our chosen society.
You argued that there was "Nothing morally wrong with stealing" but that you would prefer to live in a society where it was not allowed and legal.
This leads to the logical conclusion that we can and should steal as long as we can get away with it and not get caught get either via clever misdirection or finding loopholes in the law.
This also leads to the logical necessity of an all powerful and ever growing state to increasingly monitor and observe its citizens ensuring compliance with an ever growing law.
I clearly stated that anyone is free to have their own beliefs as long as their beliefs do not impinge on me.
You also stated that there is nothing morally wrong with theft and presumably murder as well. At best these are simply local social norms under your system with no inherent meaning or significance.
It is your own worldview that if actually applied would impinge on you either directly via crimes committed against you or indirectly via the state.
It is quite simple. I think ideologues are evil. And youve done more to convince me of that than anyone else Ive ever known.
I will take that as a compliment. If it makes you feel better the feeling is not mutual. I do think your worldview facilitates evil but I do not think you are evil.
Suffice to say I strongly disagree with your views and find them to be internally incoherent.
That said I wish you well on your spiritual journey.
Passing false witness is condemned in the Bible. Please be more circumspect.
It is not false but true to the best of my understanding and wisdom.
In the past I have seen you refer to Matthew 7:1 as a prohibition against judgement.
This is one of the most commonly misunderstood verses of the Bible. I believe you would benefit from reading this commentary on the true meaning of this verse.
http://thediscerningsheep.blogspot.com/2014/12/matthew-71-most-misunderstood-bible.html?m=1