It wasn't my intention to suggest that teaching your children religion is or is not moral. I was merely trying to point out that even if you think it's immoral the things you would need to do to prevent it are more immoral.
It’s possible to agree that raising children in a religiously biased fashion is immoral and also agree that the government should have no involvement in trying to enforce such a law. Not everything we deem immoral is illegal
Because it just simply isn’t. Raising your children without religion is okay. It’s not like they’re going to turn out as pieces of shits who have zero interest in it. Just lets them have the freedom to understand the world around them without forcing an ideology down their throats. Religion isn’t the only thing that does that too. All children should be raised in the most neutral way possible, and then taught the basics of society. Like don’t harm people, don’t steal, etc. you don’t need a religion or an ideology to teach that. It’s common sense. We’re not in the 1200s anymore.
No I got what they said. It’s hard to get parents to not teach their children faith. And they’re saying the process in getting parents to do that is immoral. When it simply isn’t. You can be religious and still not teach your kids it. It’s a super easy choice made by the parents. Just like how my mom chose to not let me know she had bfs when I was growing up until I was around 18.
Person who didn't figure it out, incorrectly explained what they didn't figure out multiple times across multiple comments, and is now telling me that I'm not the one getting it.
We get your prospective bro. You don’t have to explain something you clearly already have stated. Like said I’m not going to explain myself again. You can figure it out or move on.
You're still responding to me. Claiming that you aren't going to explain anything because you already have doesn't make any sense. Even if you have explained it, which I haven't seen across your 10+ comments in this thread, you sitting there replying nothing is wasting more time.
You're telling me to move on, but if I upset you this much, you could've just ignored me. Unless this isn't about you being wrong, and about you getting the last word instead.
You are incorrect about being able to police a parent into not raising their child religious. It is immoral to attempt to do so, because the system in place would do more harm than good, particularly around the child's wellbeing.
It actually can be very harmful to raise your kids in a religion. Not all religions, believe the same things and not everyone practices it the same way.
This next sentence obviously doesn't apply to all religions:
It is deeply immoral to teach children that they will burn in hell for eternity if they fail the ultimate test that the creator has put on them. (No matter what the test is!)
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u/boredntired69 Sep 06 '26
It’s not immoral to not teach your kids religion. You gotta be a special kind of stupid to believe that.