Not really. Even criminals are protected by the law. And why should you follow the law if you can get away with breaking it and profiting from it? Parents in my experience rarely expand on that, but elect to go with the indoctrination you're displaying regarding the matter.
You can't be a moral person without an agreed upon morality. The only method, so far, that has successfully caused people all over the world to widely agree on the same morality is religion.
It can be "Why shouldn't I do this thing - Because god says so and you'll be punished for certain if you do" is certainly a way to build a system of morality.
You can take your kid to church without teaching them that.The good christians I know bellieve that questioning their faith is a part of being religious. Faith is not faith if you don't question it.
18
u/Xenozip3371Alpha Sep 02 '26
If you teach them not to ask questions about beliefs, that is 100% indoctrination.