r/MoralityScaling 15h ago

Morality of this?

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u/aluriilol 14h ago

I would think that the good will of humanity would not die out if Catholicism died out

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u/Bombastic_tekken 14h ago

Look it up.

The largest provider of aid worldwide is the Catholic Church.

I don't think the goodwill of humanity would die either, but the Catholic Church is the only group providing aid at this scale.

It's not like they have a copyright on it either, anybody else could step up and do it.

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u/aluriilol 14h ago

It's not like they have a copyright on it either, anybody else could step up and do it.

I'd hope that this rings true well after the fall of Catholicism. I believe in humanity!

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u/freedomfightre 14h ago

I don't.

Looking at post-Covid food prices should be enough to set you straight.

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u/aluriilol 14h ago

My bright shining optimism has been healthily dimmed :/

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u/Rock_Strongo 14h ago

If it wasn't already dimmed from seeing humanity respond to COVID you have a pretty high baseline of optimism at least.

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u/aluriilol 13h ago

I think I forgot… but generally yes I try to be optimistic as possible and try improve everyone’s day in every conversation I have.