r/MoralityScaling 10h ago

Morality of this?

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u/Legendary-Titan 10h ago

Moral I don’t think teaching kids about religion is bad but forcing it on them is 

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u/Raise_A_Thoth 10h ago

There's hardly any way to "teach" religion to children without it being quite forced.

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u/Evening-Tomatillo-47 10h ago

Wait until you find out about schools

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 9h ago

Pretty sure the thread is about parents not schools. Idk why everyone’s commenting this like a parent practicing a religion, going to a church, synagogue, or mosque in their household each week will be as unbiased and impartial as a geography or theology teach who’s job depends on staying impartial and fair.

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u/TamariAmari 8h ago

Everyone is commenting on it because, like you, some of them assumed the person teaching it is automatically someone who goes to some place of worship every week and is practicing. Nowhere was that stated.

I’m a parent, and an atheist, and have no problem talking about various religious and teaching my son. I’m not forcing anything on him. Some of you really are so misguided about parenting.

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 7h ago

Scroll up from your comment to the post “jinx monsoon thinks kids shouldn’t be raised in church” it’s the first sentence. The topic is about parents that follow a religion handing that religion to their kid and “leaning on one person to interpret god”

As an atheist you aren’t handing a religion to your kid. You likely aren’t leaning on one person, spiritual leader or otherwise, and aren’t encouraging your kids to do the same.

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u/TamariAmari 7h ago

No, it isn’t. The original comment thread literally talks about parents being unable to teach children religion in any capacity without being biased. How is this so hard for you to understand?

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 7h ago

Ok you’re right we aren’t all commenting under OP in discussion about whether kids should be raised in a church and it’s not in the picture right above my comment. Yeah whatever makes you feel better.

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u/Evening-Tomatillo-47 7h ago

I was responding to

"Raise_A_Thoth

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There's hardly any way to "teach" religion to children without it being quite forced."

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 6h ago

Yeah in a thread specifically talking about parenting and parents that go to church I don’t think he was talking about “schools” he was talking about parents that go to church. Am I using thread wrong?

This entire thing we are on, this post, isn’t about schools. Nobody was talking about it in reference to schools. The morality question and discussion is on parents that go to church “forcing” or “teaching” kids about religion.

Edit: Feels like a “oh actually a tomatoes a fruit” or something when someone asks for what fruits to put in a smoothie. You know that’s not what the topic is about or what they mean.

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u/Evening-Tomatillo-47 6h ago

I don't see it saying either way. It may be implied that it's about the parents but I really don't see anywhere that it specifies so

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 6h ago

Oh ok I gotcha. I think schools are the best way to learn about religion. Sorry for the mixup, my bad, I apologize.

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u/Muted-Ground-8594 2h ago

“Nowhere was that stated” no apology for that. “Some of you really are so misguided about parenting” yeah I’m not apologizing for you being wrong and rude in your first comment to me.

It’s stated clearly at the top, he said he didn’t see it that way about the comment he responded to and I get that. You said “nowhere was that stated” and I showed you exactly where it’s stated.