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you probably dont have much humanity if your ethics are upheld by religion alonetitle
no god fearing no ethicsyou probably dont have much humanity if your ethics are upheld by religion alone
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very true, but lots of people can only be morally domesticated with the fear of eternal sufferingyou probably dont have much humanity if your ethics are upheld by religion alone
religion made human moralsReligion was made by human morals bro
Would be correct if it wasn’t for the goat fuckers in the middle east and the jewstitle
god punishes inside this life toovery true, but lots of people can only be morally domesticated with the fear of eternal suffering
sodomy violence and betrayal would be the norm if wasnt for itWould be correct if it wasn’t for the goat fuckers in the middle east and the jews
Which religion do you believe in?sodomy violence and betrayal would be the norm if wasnt for it
mostly tanakh basedWhich religion do you believe in?
never heard of itmostly tanakh based
old testamentnever heard of it
Majority of modern morality derives itself from christian ethics, a christian can uphold a logical thought pattern for why things are moral or not, an atheist does not as morality is subjective in a non religious context, look at how different man was in antiquity and you will see how people do not have some natural inborn instinct for morality but are shaped by the cultures and religions of their day, if baby sacrifice was a moral good in your religion and culture and you grew up where it was seen as a moral good you would believe that too and fully support it you would not have some inborn instinct against ityou probably dont have much humanity if your ethics are upheld by religion alone
basedMajority of modern morality derives itself from christian ethics, a christian can uphold a logical thought pattern for why things are moral or not, an atheist does not as morality is subjective in a non religious context, look at how different man was in antiquity and you will see how people do not have some natural inborn instinct for morality but are shaped by the cultures and religions of their day, if baby sacrifice was a moral good in your religion and culture and you grew up where it was seen as a moral good you would believe that too and fully support it you would not have some inborn instinct against it