Anatole
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Agnosticism is objectively superior
Any other belief is flawed as it's based solely on personal, biased experiences, and/or brainwashing during development.
I understand religion can bring happiness and fulfillment to a lot of people, by bringing comfort to their dread when facing the uncomfortable truth that life is indeed meaningless, but I can also say that, overall, religion is an impediment to human advancement.
While it is of my opinion that the right of belief should be conserved, as it should be a fundamental human right, I think that transferring beliefs to others in any way
-especially to young children that are still developing- should be made illegal (as the only way to stop people from keeping such actions. It's sad yes, I think it should be natural for a normal human being to think that way)
Countless times have I seen Christians/Muslims/Jews/Buddhists/etc.
protesting against tattoos, piercings etc. on children, as they are not mature enough to be responsible for their actions and choices,.
But NEVER ever have I seen any of those same people question themselves in the way they raise their children, essentially contradicting their own revendications.
In conclusion I think religious beliefs should be accepted in our society, at the only condition that they are kept STRICTLY personal and should in no circumstances be thought to anyone as a way to alter their identity, as this is pathetic medieval brainwashing behavior.
Any other belief is flawed as it's based solely on personal, biased experiences, and/or brainwashing during development.
I understand religion can bring happiness and fulfillment to a lot of people, by bringing comfort to their dread when facing the uncomfortable truth that life is indeed meaningless, but I can also say that, overall, religion is an impediment to human advancement.
While it is of my opinion that the right of belief should be conserved, as it should be a fundamental human right, I think that transferring beliefs to others in any way
-especially to young children that are still developing- should be made illegal (as the only way to stop people from keeping such actions. It's sad yes, I think it should be natural for a normal human being to think that way)
Countless times have I seen Christians/Muslims/Jews/Buddhists/etc.
protesting against tattoos, piercings etc. on children, as they are not mature enough to be responsible for their actions and choices,.
But NEVER ever have I seen any of those same people question themselves in the way they raise their children, essentially contradicting their own revendications.
In conclusion I think religious beliefs should be accepted in our society, at the only condition that they are kept STRICTLY personal and should in no circumstances be thought to anyone as a way to alter their identity, as this is pathetic medieval brainwashing behavior.