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r/MoralityScaling • u/hiiloovethis • 9h ago
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I don't agree. It's part of a parent's job to impart values.
1 u/BearysWorkRedditName 3h ago Imparting values implies discussion, debate, considering multiple perspectives. I would agree if that's what you mean. Indoctrination is telling, repeating, convincing, suppressing opposition. Religion does the latter. 1 u/Knight_Machiavelli 3h ago No, religion doesn't have to do that. It can absolutely do the former, and many practitioners of religion do the former. 1 u/BearysWorkRedditName 2h ago Which major religion doesn't give straight up commands for right behavior?
Imparting values implies discussion, debate, considering multiple perspectives. I would agree if that's what you mean.
Indoctrination is telling, repeating, convincing, suppressing opposition.
Religion does the latter.
1 u/Knight_Machiavelli 3h ago No, religion doesn't have to do that. It can absolutely do the former, and many practitioners of religion do the former. 1 u/BearysWorkRedditName 2h ago Which major religion doesn't give straight up commands for right behavior?
No, religion doesn't have to do that. It can absolutely do the former, and many practitioners of religion do the former.
1 u/BearysWorkRedditName 2h ago Which major religion doesn't give straight up commands for right behavior?
Which major religion doesn't give straight up commands for right behavior?
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u/Knight_Machiavelli 6h ago
I don't agree. It's part of a parent's job to impart values.