Feels like plenty of genuinely good, kind people I know aren't religious at all, so morality doesn't really seem to depend on it.
Feels like plenty of genuinely good, kind people I know aren't religious at all, so morality doesn't really seem to depend on it.
My own faith has been the deepest anchor guiding me toward compassion and away from my worst impulses during moments I don't think I could have found that same strength within myself alone -- I can't separate my sense of right and wrong from what I believe.
Has public criticism of religion by prominent atheists been good for society?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?