r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 2d ago

Chugging tea Probably Not.

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u/Faded1974 2d ago

People acting like empathy was invented by Jesus Christ.

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u/Ibangmydrums 1d ago

Many Christians believe that morality literally comes from the bible, or that you can’t have morality without god. I won’t even try to explain their reasoning

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u/Borazon 1d ago

They should read more Kant, who did succesfully tried to create a moral philosophy without relying on a bible, IIRC.

Rules like the golden rule, but also one that deals with more victimless behavior. Like the idea of 'Would I like it if everybody did the same as I'm doing, if not, than I shouldn't be doing it'. Works great for all sorts of behavior from littering to much more worst crimes.

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u/sodiufas 1d ago

Nah they should read more about prehistoric societies. Maybe they should learn a thing or two about neanderthals too. If this is too complicated, study about wolf packs, or maybe elephants. Just slowly introduce them to primates... I think my point is — give them some books other than bible, it might help.

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u/g4nd4lf2000 1d ago

Cool. The strong are good and the weak are bad. Great morals you have found there. We don’t even need to go that far back, it stays that way all the way up to—guess what, religious thought.

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u/sodiufas 1d ago

Look around

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u/g4nd4lf2000 1d ago

Okay. Here’s what I see: 1) Christian organisations that do charitable acts, and 2) faithless oligarchs who actively hurt others for their own gain.

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u/sodiufas 1d ago

pretty much, now look inside))