04-14-2015, 10:40 AM
I've thought for awhile that without religious boundaries morality becomes less of a thought and getting away with bad things grows. After all, when people think they are alone and God is dead they have no fear of what is seen or felt when alone. When people fear the observations of whatever God they believe in they are more moralistic and have second thoughts and balk at doing something that's just wrong. Eliminate that fear and people will try and get away with more and more escalating activities that are wrong.
In the future morality may go the way of God and just become a dead subject. Today people still feel the tug of guilt mostly because their grandparents or parents were religiously motivated, that ideal is slipping away every day.
Religion was used as a way to reign in personal human emotions but has been perverted so the message is lost.
In the future morality may go the way of God and just become a dead subject. Today people still feel the tug of guilt mostly because their grandparents or parents were religiously motivated, that ideal is slipping away every day.
Religion was used as a way to reign in personal human emotions but has been perverted so the message is lost.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.