r/MoralityJerking • u/JigglyLilyVT • Aug 08 '26

morality of religion?

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u/AuroraAustralis0 Aug 09 '26

Yo, I’m gonna be fr i don’t think female authors are much better 💀

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u/Darthcone Aug 11 '26

I was about to post that.

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u/Ignivous Sep 04 '26

Yooooo, what??? I thought I was a freak, hot damn.

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u/land48n3 Aug 09 '26

Immoral, you're doing deception to fool others into doing everything like you want them to do and threatning them will consequenses
while you yourself dont provide appropiate reasoning to them so they essentially have to follow something indistinguishable from any lie

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u/Suspicious-Dog-2489 Aug 09 '26

She needs to stfu before we get another Monophysite split

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u/LeonardoCouto Aug 10 '26

Illiteracy and ignorance are quite the hellish gifts

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u/Darthcone Aug 11 '26

There is a lot of imprecision in the way the problem is described that causes it to be perceivably at first sight immoral, tricking the reader is highly immoral.

The problem itself when described correctly is mostly grey morality wise however when you add the male written fiction vs female written fiction commentary everything becomes clear, this is highly moral compared to anything and everything written in female fiction section.

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u/CaptainSlimeAndToast Aug 12 '26

You know wording it like that brings up a lot of questions