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Debate: Is it possible for man to live a moral life without religion? (view source)
Revision as of 03:03, March 28, 2012
, 03:03, March 28, 2012→No, it is not possible
:::2. Is there evidence that a civilization can maintain concepts of justice and morality in the long term in the absence of religion?
:::2. Is there evidence that a civilization can maintain concepts of justice and morality in the long term in the absence of religion?
:::To the best of my knowledge, no such evidence exists. Moreover, in the absence of God, I would want to know ''why'' those moral codes seem to be relatively universal. I think that you have to really strain credulity to claim that they're all due to biological imperatives. --[[User:Benp|Benp]] 21:12, 19 February 2009 (EST)
:::To the best of my knowledge, no such evidence exists. Moreover, in the absence of God, I would want to know ''why'' those moral codes seem to be relatively universal. I think that you have to really strain credulity to claim that they're all due to biological imperatives. --[[User:Benp|Benp]] 21:12, 19 February 2009 (EST)
:::Hmm, lets see.. sweden, largest percentage of freethinkers. Lowest crime rate. Least murder percentage (just # of murders is retarded, that chunk of concrete out in the pacific claiming to be a 1-person country has the least murders... with only one person). Rated one of the best places to live. Gosh, I wonder if that has anything t do with morality?
There was a billboard in NYC subway station from an atheist group:<br>
There was a billboard in NYC subway station from an atheist group:<br>