Did Ed Snowden do the right thing?  Daniel C. dcrookston at
gmail.com Mon Jun 10 15:41:24 MDT 2013  On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at
5:30 PM, keith smith <klsmith2020 at yahoo.com> wrote: > First I
do not believe God would tell me to violate his word.  So I
really cannot answer your question.  Well, if you think about
it, it's kind of impossible for someone to tell you to violate
their word... I mean, if I tell you to do something, that's my
word, right?  The most I can do is contradict what I said
earlier.  But that's not what I meant.  The specific question
is, "If God tells you to do something, does that make it the
right thing to do?"  > If I heard a voice telling me to kill or
rape, I would instinctively know it was the voice of the devil.
So if God would never tell you to kill or rape, is that because
they are intrinsically wrong and God knows it?  I.e. would they
be wrong without God being here to say "do this, don't do that"?
Or is God required to *create* rightness and wrongness - that
is, if God didn't exi