> anything goes, you can be whatever you feel like and there's no judgement of any of your actions
Wow, what a terrible take. If anyone needs religion to live a moral life, I'm glad they have found it and hope they never lose it.
I'm judged by my peers, my family, my community, and my country. But even if I wasn't, I would know what's right and what's wrong. Moreover, I guess it's good that amoral people can find ethics from 2000 years ago (when women were without worth, slavery was acceptable, etc), because maybe that's better than nothing (only maybe!), but can we all start a religion based on everything we have learned since then?
Wow, what a terrible take. If anyone needs religion to live a moral life, I'm glad they have found it and hope they never lose it.
I'm judged by my peers, my family, my community, and my country. But even if I wasn't, I would know what's right and what's wrong. Moreover, I guess it's good that amoral people can find ethics from 2000 years ago (when women were without worth, slavery was acceptable, etc), because maybe that's better than nothing (only maybe!), but can we all start a religion based on everything we have learned since then?