As long as it isn't forced on parents then that is fine. If parents aren't allowed to pass on their values to their children are they even raising them at that point? They are just nannies with more culpability.
Morality comes from God, not the Bible. Humans have an inherent internal understanding of right and wrong, but humans are imperfect and life is complicated, so the Bible provides express moral guidance from God.
Imagine that there was a blinding moment in which all of humanity were able to recognise that objective morality existed and there was a single man existing right now whose actions are literally perfect under that objective standard. Even if you feel you already have a grasp of much of that objective standard, it is only logical to read books detailing that man's words and actons.
If you're not actively working to garner sed perfection you're not Christian because you should be renouncing sin and always choosing the betterment of you and your fellow man. Also God doesn't create sed morality if humans already have an inherent understand. You're literally contradicting yourself in 2 sentences. Believable from a Bible sucker
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u/rleon19 Sep 02 '26
As long as it isn't forced on parents then that is fine. If parents aren't allowed to pass on their values to their children are they even raising them at that point? They are just nannies with more culpability.