User:Jesus Chirst
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Hi, i am not Jesus, it's an old joke ask my old friend User:Pakaran . I used to be a vandal but now im 'reformed,' if you are a vandal, don't edit my user page I can revert it, but leave your comments on my dicuss page that's what it's there for (as you could see im not much on grammer or spelling).
Also, if you are a vandal, I will try to defend you because I believe so strongly in freedom of speech that I would defend you, even if you were the famous Michael
my beliefs: Moral relativism is the viewpoint that moral standards are not absolute, but instead emerge from social customs and other sources. The philosophical stance can be traced back at least as far as the Greek scholar Protagoras, who stated that "Man is the measure of all things;" a modern interpretation of this statement might be that things exist only in the context of the people who observe them.
note: I seen various members on wiki bothering because I am a former vandal, I ask you why?