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Theology (And Some Moral Theory) Distinguishes Between Sins (Or Acts)

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Theology (and some moral theory) distinguishes between sins (or acts) of omission and commission. Not trying to stop an immoral act when it is possible to do so is itself seen as immoral. Do you agree that not trying to stop immorality perpetrated in the name of religious belief by advocates of one's own religion is immoral?


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Partisan Politics

Partisan politics involves the actions and policies promoted by political parties or factions, often leading to conflict or competition between different political groups.

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PAC

Political Action Committee, an organization that raises money privately to influence elections or legislation, especially at the federal level.

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Public backing for a policy, idea, or candidate that originates from ordinary people rather than major political parties or power brokers.

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