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So far you came on social media to pledge your allegiance then na for social media we go know where you stand later..

Lucifyre:
"...because i do not want to bring curses upon them..."

This is the problem with religious and superstitious people, you would not do it beacuse it's the right thing to do but the fear of punishment or the promise of a reward. Half baked morality.

what makes right, right if there were no form of rules and control? I'm curious. Also, when responding remember how kings were buried in the olden days, the rituals your forefathers did, and respond in context of how it's a crime in this modern age. Oya, let's hear from you.

Timblogga:
what makes right, right if there were no form of rules and control? I'm curious. Also, when responding remember how kings were buried in the olden days, the rituals your forefathers did, and respond in context of how it's a crime in this modern age. Oya, let's hear from you.

Because morality is subjective and grows with reason and thought and exists without religion or superstition. Same "rules" don't apply everywhere. It's rooted in empathy, social co-operation, thought and reason. Even in societies without formal religion, people still knew stealing or murder was wrong, not because of fear of divine punishment, but because it destroyed trust and harmed others, harm which they didn't like to happen to themselves.

Even in animals that don't have a rule book to follow, empathy is usually observed even across species. That's why those practices are abandoned just like the practices in the so called morality rule book whose recommendations for almost everything amoral is to stone to death and burn alive. Why don't you stone people to death and burn them alive if your rule book is valid and objective. It's quite simple common sense really.

Lucifyre:
Because morality is subjective and grows with reason and thought and exists without religion or superstition. Same "rules" don't apply everywhere. It's rooted in empathy, social co-operation, thought and reason. Even in societies without formal religion, people still knew stealing or murder was wrong, not because of fear of divine punishment, but because it destroyed trust and harmed others, harm which they didn't like to happen to themselves.

Even in animals that don't have a rule book to follow, empathy is usually observed even across species. That's why those practices are abandoned just like the practices in the so called morality rule book whose recommendations for almost everything amoral is to stone to death and burn alive. Why don't you stone people to death and burn them alive if your rule book is valid and objective. It's quite simple common sense really.

I never know Lions observe empathy but that aside, how did people know that stealing or murder was wrong without any form of indoctrination, in the context of the Human mind being a tabula rasa? What made right right and what makes wrong wrong?

Lucifyre:
Because morality is subjective and grows with reason and thought and exists without religion or superstition. Same "rules" don't apply everywhere. It's rooted in empathy, social co-operation, thought and reason. Even in societies without formal religion, people still knew stealing or murder was wrong, not because of fear of divine punishment, but because it destroyed trust and harmed others, harm which they didn't like to happen to themselves.

Even in animals that don't have a rule book to follow, empathy is usually observed even across species. That's why those practices are abandoned just like the practices in the so called morality rule book whose recommendations for almost everything amoral is to stone to death and burn alive. Why don't you stone people to death and burn them alive if your rule book is valid and objective. It's quite simple common sense really.

Let's be practical now, it's spraying naira right or wrong both in 1995 and 2025?

Timblogga:
I never know Lions observe empathy but that aside, how did people know that stealing or murder was wrong without any form of indoctrination, in the context of the Human mind being a tabula rasa? What made right right and what makes wrong wrong?

Now you know. Seems comprehension is an issue, cause i already addressed that and ur other comment. How did those doing the indoctrinating know?.