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Posted: **2004-03-02 03:35am**

"It's not evil for God to do it. Or for someone to do it at God's command."-

fundie "Jonathan Boyd" on killing babies.

"Who is to say the killing of the baby is an act of evil? That's our human prejudice. A natural reaction "

David Eick, Battlestar Galactica 2003 producer

Posted: **2004-03-02 03:36am**

What context is the David Eick quote from?

Posted: **2004-03-02 03:39am**

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:What context is the David Eick quote from?

http://www.scifi.com/transcripts/2003/eick.12.4.html

Posted: **2004-03-02 03:43am**

Well, to be honest, you left out the second half:

DavidE: Who is to say the killing of the baby is an act of evil? That's our human prejudice. A natural reaction

DavidE: To any animal, killing often has many motives. Some of which -- many of which are not about morality

Posted: **2004-03-02 05:24am**

Maybe they inspired one from another. Or from the same place.

Posted: **2004-03-02 07:25am**

Look at it carefully, the two conclusions similar conclusions are the result of two different thought processes. One is that morality is derived from the mind of man, t he other from the dictates of God. Sorry, but the "great minds" are clearly thinking differently.

Posted: **2004-03-02 07:44pm**

Great Minds Think Alike?

Nope, great minds think for themselves. That's why those two aren't so great.