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Posted by tecwrg on 1/3/2019 12:06:00 PM (view original):
Religion is the root of all morality.
Empathy is the root of all morality.
So, you're saying that the majority of the civilizations throughout history didn't make their laws based on their religion and their moral code wasn't dictated by their religion?
What I’m saying is that humans have a natural sense of morality that would exist with or without religion.
And that claim is based on . . . ?
If morality required religion, children would be amoral until they were taught religion. And that’s not the case.
You've shown over and over in these forums that you're pretty dumb, so the fact that you're dumb again here should be no surprise to anybody.
Pretty much every human culture around the planet started with a primitive belief in some sort of higher being, a god/God or gods, that guided or influenced their lives. In most cases, as the cultures matured, those primitive beliefs formalized into some sort of organized religion. Each of those religions codified the laws of their God/gods into a set of "laws" or framework for acceptable or expected behavior, i.e. morals.
I know that you disdain organized religion. Whatever, I really don't care. But you can't deny that religion (or belief in some higher power) and morality have been intertwined since primitive man evolved beyond the ape. And that these beliefs have become ingrained in our genes.
Well, maybe you can deny it. Because you're dumb.
1/3/2019 8:03 PM (edited)