The new seven are:
1) Environmental pollution
2) Genetic manipulation
3) Accumulating excessive wealth
4) Inflicting poverty
5) Drug trafficking and consumption
6) Morally debatable experimentation
7) Violation of fundamental rights of human nature
#'s 1-4, 6, and 7 demonstrate varying levels of ambiguity, making me question their real life applicability (what is "excessive" accumulation of wealth? does using a styrofoam cup count as environmental pollution?)
# 5 is curiously specific. Why only drug traffickers? What about human traffickers? Stolen-goods traffickers? Everything-else traffickers?
2) Genetic manipulation
3) Accumulating excessive wealth
4) Inflicting poverty
5) Drug trafficking and consumption
6) Morally debatable experimentation
7) Violation of fundamental rights of human nature
#'s 1-4, 6, and 7 demonstrate varying levels of ambiguity, making me question their real life applicability (what is "excessive" accumulation of wealth? does using a styrofoam cup count as environmental pollution?)
# 5 is curiously specific. Why only drug traffickers? What about human traffickers? Stolen-goods traffickers? Everything-else traffickers?
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The Church was outdated? The Church was vague? The Church oversimplified issues? Oh well it’s the thought that counts.
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