It goes without saying that to reject religion one must take with seriousness truth. But to what extent do we search for answers?
In life we are faced with questions like " Should I give money to homeless people?" to " Should I share my things with my siblings?"
I think morals are shaped by what we choose to value. If we love someone clearly we would be nice to them because they are meaningful to our lives. But for other aspects in life what do you value?
No one teaches us who to love or give a importance toot?
What do you value as a atheist? Money? People? or just your family? And why?
Religion tells us to worship god, to love thy neighbor, or never kill.
But is this right? How do you know, you're atheist. To you a god is not the arbitrator of your actions.
What's your moral compass and how does it work for you?
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