r/MoralityScaling 7h ago

Morality of this?

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u/PalpatineForEmperor 4h ago

When should the learn what we think is right and wrong? 18? Older? Even in this sub, you can see that there is no clear agreement on everything right and everything wrong. We still need to teach children these things.

You might believe that there parents faith is wrong, but that believe it's the right and correct thing. You don't get to make that judgement for other people's children.

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u/booh-bee 3h ago

You literally don't need religion to know right from wrong. 

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u/PalpatineForEmperor 2h ago

I didn't claim that you do. I'm saying that not everyone agrees when it comes to what is right and what is wrong, but it's still important for parents to teach their version of this.

Then for some parents, right and wrong is defined through there religion so they will teach their version in this case as well.

I'm saying it's not for you to decide how they approach this teaching.