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I had an argument on my mind regarding the law of Moses, so I was merely "googling" the term "law of Moses discussion" and went through a couple of websites and landed here. Registered, and then started commenting. May I ask why you perceive an argument from premises a lecture of sorts?

Technically, you have a Slaughtered Lamb. :)

Can you explain your interpretation here? Perhaps by demonstration? How exactly can one yield to the spirit and not the letter? For example, the letter of the law says, "Do not commit adultery," and the spirit of law is to, "not commit adultery in the heart." How can one commit adultery while...

To argue for moral values and duties to be subjective (changeable based on time, event, people, place, etc.) is to, at the same time, argue that God/good does not exist. The law and the prophets explicitly claims that morality is objective[1], and that God/good is immutable[2]. It also...