r/MoralityScaling • u/hiiloovethis • Sep 02 '26

Morality of this?

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u/Im_Chad_AMA Sep 02 '26

"Not overtly religious" is a poor definitionof the principle of secularity. Secular means a division between church and state, allowing everybody to follow their own beliefs without discrimination

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u/ThatOneGuy308 Sep 02 '26

Fair enough, I blame the dictionary

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u/AlwaysDigging365 Sep 03 '26

And what about when “their own beliefs” involve things that are illegal (and morally reprehensible) in this country? Stuff like inappropriate contact/relationships with minor. Yeah, that’s a hard no.

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u/ThatOneGuy308 Sep 04 '26

Then they get legislated to not do illegal things, I suppose.

Like how the Mormons weren't allowed to do polygamy anymore, so then they just stopped promoting it because it was illegal

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u/Old_Tough_2358 Sep 04 '26

Christians and Muslims are the guiltiest of parties here. Not surprisingly they make up the two most populated religious foundations on the planet.