Thinking_CEL
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Hard pill to swallow as a Christian myself and even tho one could say Christian morals aren’t directly cited in western law their mark is noticeable
First of all the endless guilt westerners feel for their sins which other peoples of other religions just don’t. This is very Christian due to the guilt of Christ dying for our sins, the same guilt westerners have for their past sins of slavery and colonialism.
Westerners strive to maintain this moral high ground even if they know other people are using them for their kindness, this is seen in both atheists and Christians alike it has fused into culture.
Second, belief that every human is a brother and sister under Christ. This is what lead westerners into accepting peoples into their home despite their own extinction, to reject things such as eugenics which would positively impact the gene pool etc
These and many more principles have been a part of westerners morality ever since Christianity became europes religion
First of all the endless guilt westerners feel for their sins which other peoples of other religions just don’t. This is very Christian due to the guilt of Christ dying for our sins, the same guilt westerners have for their past sins of slavery and colonialism.
Westerners strive to maintain this moral high ground even if they know other people are using them for their kindness, this is seen in both atheists and Christians alike it has fused into culture.
Second, belief that every human is a brother and sister under Christ. This is what lead westerners into accepting peoples into their home despite their own extinction, to reject things such as eugenics which would positively impact the gene pool etc
These and many more principles have been a part of westerners morality ever since Christianity became europes religion
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