Anonymous #1 3d

What defines evil

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Anonymous #1 3d

I’ll pray for you 🙏

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Anonymous #3 3d

amen 🙏

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Anonymous #1 2d

Only abrahamic ones and cult religions imo. Most others, like buddhism and hinduism, are generally okay and don’t have the history of genocide and violence the way that abrahamic ones do.

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Anonymous #2 2d

The intent to help people and avoid hurting people.

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Anonymous #6 2d

But why is that moral

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Anonymous #6 2d

Can you specify why all Abrahamic religions are evil

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Anonymous #6 2d

You really don’t know about India’s caste system then, or how they used to burn the wife when the husband passed. I’m Indian btw.

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Anonymous #7 2d

😬I sure didn’t! Ugh, that sounds terrible. You’re totally right, I stand corrected

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Anonymous #6 2d

This is how you respond when corrected, respectful and accepting that u were incorrect. This is such a respectable response and really says a lot about you as a person. Ik this is so random but honestly all people need to take a page out of your book and be humble and kind like this!

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Anonymous #2 2d

Thank you!

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Anonymous #6 2d

Ofc and God bless!

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Anonymous #8 7h

Quick question, as an atheist, how do you define evil?

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Anonymous #2 6h

Uh? Because that defines morality to me? Goodness towards everything. What defines morality to you?

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Anonymous #6 4h

So you are arguing for subjective morality. Thats very dangerous and I would warn against it. Morality must be objective to maintain goodness. So my question remains, what defines morality. Objectively.

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Anonymous #2 57m

I’m afraid I don’t really understand what you’re trying to say. It’s not that morality is subjective as much as our perceptions are inherently subjective, but you must operate within the information you have and believe. What exactly is wrong with that, to you?

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Anonymous #6 51m

I agree with that, but I am asking what defines morality. What makes killing wrong, for example? What makes your definition a universal truth?

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