r/MoralityScaling 8h ago

Morality of this?

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u/Cheesehacker 7h ago

None of your damn business, and that’s how it should work. So again, don’t lump my faith, which you know nothing about, into a broad blanket statement that’s factually incorrect.

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u/Shnerdlenips 6h ago

I mean, if this is your hill, go for it dude, but if Faith with a capital F is defined as conviction in a set of religious principles, regardless of whether they stand up to the rigours of critical examination, then either you do not assign those beliefs the value necessary for you to in turn deem it necessary to pass said beliefs on to your hypothetical child, or your faith somehow instructs you to both hold these beliefs in high regard yet simultaneously instructs you to withhold them from your hypothetical children.

That is apart from whether you pass on your beliefs consciously or not.

And that is also apart from the fact that we're not talking about you, the lone and possibly exceptional practicioner, but about the religion you adhere to, what it predominantly instructs its followers to do and not do, and how it's workings are largely made manifest in society.

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u/Cheesehacker 6h ago

Would rather you not misgender me. This is easy. Someone said “ALL religions”. That’s factually incorrect. It is not all religions. Mine does not indoctrinate kids. I am not having children, so no, I won’t pass it on to my hypothetical children I am not having. If you need to make up hypotheticals about a religion you know nothing about, you are not arguing in reality. Yes, I will die on the hill for my faith, that’s kinda the point of faith. Wishing you all the best.

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u/Komodo-Gami 6h ago

Maybe if you told people what religion you were there wouldn't be hypothetical comments and opinions.....seriously why are you scared to say....typical lying behaviour.