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At the moment i'm doing the topic of Good and Evil in R.E. and have been set a question that needs replys from people other than myself, so I want what you think about this question....
"Is there any point in behaving morally, unless you belive in God?"
"Is there any point in behaving morally, unless you belive in God?"
Some thing without rude language or even the beginings of rude language PLEAZE.
I believe in God, Now when I'm riding on my bike and stuff I avoid the slugs and snails cos I was thinking what if there really is a hell. they'll be torturing you for eternity like cutting you nut sa** open with razor blades and stuff. Believe me..... its a lot more painful than it seems.
Anyone else? I'm almost complete just two more.
Yes because all laws are based on morals. Or at least they should be. Any law that is not will eventually be overturned either by revolution or an appeal of some sort. So yes, you should behave morally because if you don't you will probably be breaking some law or other. There's a minor paragraph for you.
I don't know why, but looking at the topic, I'm reminded of the aliens in Galaxy Quest;
"Weee neeed yoouur heeelp"
classic.
As for the topic question.
I imagine religion has been around almost as long as humans have been sentient creatures. Though the religious nuts will counter me here, I've always believed that religion was created to force order through the instillation of fear. Which is basically what the bible is all about "do good stuff or burn in hell" etc.
The point to this being that moral living is a good thing overall, but most people won't act that way unless they have to. Religion gives people a reason to do so, if only through the threat of bad things happening in the afterlife.
I would say that it's definitely worth acting moral, a good deed deserves another etc. Religion acts only as a way of insuring more people act that way, rather than being the only moral highground.
"Weee neeed yoouur heeelp"
classic.
As for the topic question.
I imagine religion has been around almost as long as humans have been sentient creatures. Though the religious nuts will counter me here, I've always believed that religion was created to force order through the instillation of fear. Which is basically what the bible is all about "do good stuff or burn in hell" etc.
The point to this being that moral living is a good thing overall, but most people won't act that way unless they have to. Religion gives people a reason to do so, if only through the threat of bad things happening in the afterlife.
I would say that it's definitely worth acting moral, a good deed deserves another etc. Religion acts only as a way of insuring more people act that way, rather than being the only moral highground.
Mandaare wrote:
> Quick question
> Who were you before you changed your name?
Gsmaster, Devious Dragon, the list goes on...
> Quick question
> Who were you before you changed your name?
Gsmaster, Devious Dragon, the list goes on...
Quick question
Who were you before you changed your name?
Who were you before you changed your name?
At the moment i'm doing the topic of Good and Evil in R.E. and have been set a question that needs replys from people other than myself, so I want what you think about this question....
"Is there any point in behaving morally, unless you belive in God?"
"Is there any point in behaving morally, unless you belive in God?"