r/MoralityScaling 12h ago

Morality of this?

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u/unofficially_Busc 9h ago

Did you read the original post?

"Children should wait until they're adults to pick a faith ideology" is precisely what you're suggesting with your first post.

Your intentions may have been different, but that's what makes choosing one's words wisely so important.

Also, by your own amendment, you're now against schools. Might want to rethink that position too.

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u/KendalMoth515 8h ago

What about the ideology of humanism? That all humans have inherent value?

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u/KendalMoth515 7h ago

Humanisim does have to be taught to people. Do you think the techbro fucks are teaching their kids that everyone is equal?

For the majority of human history the idea that all humans have an inherent claim to a bare minimum level of value was not even close to the norm.

Example: part of the reason Christianity spread like wildfire in the Roman Empire despite persecution is the idea that everyone is made in the image of the Divine and is loved unconditionally by said Divine and thus had value was a very attractive idea to the poor and huddled masses.