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Never understood that either.[TW]Fox;16439599 said:It all confuses me really. If this guy is so unmentionable why do they all name each other the same name as him? Not sure I really understand how it all works, or why its such a big deal whether somebody who doesnt beleive in your faith draws your god or something?
[TW]Fox;16439599 said:It all confuses me really. If this guy is so unmentionable why do they all name each other the same name as him? Not sure I really understand how it all works, or why its such a big deal whether somebody who doesnt beleive in your faith draws your god or something?
May 21st is Everybody get killed for insulting Mohamed day.
Religion is everything that is wrong with the world.
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One day people will wake up and think this
One day people will wake up and think this
If there was no such thing as religion, I don't think our moral code would be as strong.
Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish. An anecdotal, unfounded argument adopted by defenders of institutionalised 'religion'.If there was no such thing as religion, I don't think our moral code would be as strong.
I am not so sure on that one to be honest. At the end of the day the basic morality against stealing, lying, killing etc is what is needed to actually create a working civilisation, it is quite possible (and I would say probable) that it would have come along anyway as people learned they needed to act in that way to get along. Such a system could then have developed without some of the more religion specific morality that still causes us issues today.
I am not so sure on that one to be honest. At the end of the day the basic morality against stealing, lying, killing etc is what is needed to actually create a working civilisation, it is quite possible (and I would say probable) that it would have come along anyway as people learned they needed to act in that way to get along. Such a system could then have developed without some of the more religion specific morality that still causes us issues today.
I personally think that the moral code that we all have in us today (whether religious or not) is simply because of the product of a society which has been influenced to a large degree.
Rules are a lot easier to break when there are no "moral" consequences, hence punishments would have to rule, and a society based on punishment isn't going to go that far....
Do you think banning religion will actually help anything? Who's in a position of authority to do such a thing? Religion causes a lot of issues but you can't simply ban it, that's just stupid.