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Re: Questions (possible spoiler)
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lugnet.starwars
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Wed, 9 Jun 1999 22:28:25 GMT
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Alan G. Carmack <agcarmack@prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:FD29Fu.Mu9@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.starwars, Kevin Bane writes:>Even though it might have been • legal to
> steal (and I SERIOUSLY doubt that
> > the Hutts would consider theft as "legal", especially if it was their
> > property that was pilfered), does not give a Jedi the reason to forgo • their
> > OWN moral ethics. What raises them above the rabble (other than really • cool
> > weapons) is the fact that they uphold the highest of ethics and moral
> > values. They are the epitome of what is right an just in the universe.
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> I am interested in the =source= of these "highest of ethics and moral
> values." Did the Jedi just invent them or are they inherent to humans?
Are
[lots of religious stuff clipped]
I believe, in the case of the SW "universe" that the mediclorians (or
whatever they were called) "talk" to their symbiot humans, giving them a
"anything that promotes growth, peace, and harmony with everything else is
good, and anything that is destructive and causes death and strife is bad"
message in which to live by.
It is not a 'written' code, as in the Ten Commandments, but a moral code of
conduct. "What does your heart tell you is RIGHT?" Not legal. Not
culturally correct, but deep down you know what is right and wrong. No
matter the pretty words you put on it or what the situation demands.
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| In lugnet.starwars, Kevin Bane writes:>Even though it might have been legal to steal (and I SERIOUSLY doubt that (...) I am interested in the =source= of these "highest of ethics and moral values." Did the Jedi just invent them or are they inherent (...) (25 years ago, 9-Jun-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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