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Not rly true because what people consider "aesthetic' can vary from person to person

>>7836367

also this, it's the same trap that makes man imply that our own virtues (or lack thereof) or what saves us from eternal damnation (humanity was already cursed by God since the garden, your virtues alone(without christ) or the most vapor-wave aesthetics you can imagine (and someone else can still disagree with and still call 'ugly' )

Subjective principles are subjective , don't try and equate them with true good and evil (which are much more tangible and objective a concept that most people still can't get right)

Praise Jesus