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1/20/2013 4:32:52 PM
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What's with organised religions trying to get their rules as law?
A few examples would be trying to fight same sex marriage from being legalised because it's a sin, or trying to get shariah law the main law of the land.
Why though? Why should the entire country follow your religious rules?
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1 ReplyEveryone wants their personal beliefs to be law. I wish I could make it illegal for news channels to spread alarmist bullshit, but I can't do that, now can I?
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Like I said earlier. [quote]Because they think their beliefs and ways of living are "the right ones" and think that by inflicting them on everyone else, they're doing good.[/quote]
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MY BELIEFS ARE RIGHT BECAUSE THEY'RE MINE
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1 ReplyGood question. Church and state should be separate at all levels. That doesn't mean to say, however, that viewpoints coincidentally shared with religions are bad.
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4 RepliesBecause religion provides a good moral foundation which turn out to be laws anyway.
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5 RepliesTo be fair, while it's obviously religiously fueled, some idiots are actually going with the "it's unnatural so we shouldn't embrace it" ideology when it comes to same sex marriage.
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4 RepliesIt's your country. If the constitution is not based on religion then you can do what you want.
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They're crazy! I have no idea why they think everything's so bad. That's why I try to stay away from that stuff -_-
