Originally Posted by Tarquin
Originally Posted by Starman
Pagans seemed to get along just fine when
it came to personal choice of Gods.

The greeks, Romans. Gauls, and further east regions
Like Egypt, Persia, etc,.didn't squabble over their Gods.





You're missing the point: each of those societies/cultures/countries appealed to a diety or dieties and held a belief in an absolute moral code.



The moral code of Babylon differed to Sumer which differed to Judaism which was not the same as Greco Roman morality, which was not the same as ours. Similar principles, but not the same. Similarity does not make an absolute.

Similarity comes from existential conditions, death, property, family, friends, nation, state, tribe....