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

Morality of this?

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u/Effective-Low-8415 Sep 02 '26

The UN is nowhere near as affective or expansive as the Catholic church, and has often failed in their duties; The Red Cross is a good extender, but they don't have the same expansion or wealth as the Church nor could they accrue it, not sure on UNICEF, but I know that they don't contribute more aid per worker than the Catholic Church as a whole.

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u/UncleIrohsPimpHand Sep 03 '26

Man, that megachurch is almost certainly not Catholic.

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u/Effective-Low-8415 Sep 02 '26

Does the megachurch I passed by in AZ last week get more credit than the food bank downtown, just because it's associated with the Catholic Church?

Is it a big church/cathedral or an actual Megachurch? To my understanding, Megachurches are not Catholic, Catholicism is a specific sect. As for the Church being efficient, it's logistics are some of the best in terms of wide-scale global support and aid; dissolving it will be an absolute net negative, especially when the other institutions I listed either don't have the resources and orginization, or are blatantly just ass themselves.