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Religious belief in terminal decline in the UK
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Originally posted by sasguru
See you, you ****. I'll cut you first...
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Originally posted by beckerDepends on the religion.
"The study also found generational decline evident throughout the Islamic and Jewish faiths, but from a much higher starting point"Hard Brexit now!
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Can anyone suggest what will shape our moral code (and hence legal code) in the absence of religious belief?
Perhaps we can look forward to a society made up of grey areas based on 'reasonableness' and trade-offs? How will codify this into law? If it can't be written then how do we guarantee consistency?Comment
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Originally posted by NoddYPerhaps we can look forward to a society made up of grey areas based on 'reasonableness' and trade-offs? How will codify this into law? If it can't be written then how do we guarantee consistency?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by Mr CrosbyCan only be a good thing.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguruThis sounds remarkably like "Common Law" which as I understand it is the basis of English Law and has its foundation in precedent?Comment
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Interesting rebuttal in that article:
"There is an assumption that people 'catch' religion from their parents, but many people come to faith through the grandparents, schools, and their friends," said Steve Jenkins, a spokesman. He said that the study had not released "proper evidence".I'm Spartacus.Comment
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Originally posted by SpartacusInteresting rebuttal in that article:
"There's no proper evidence" sounds like something Chico would have said (or, indeed, did say in that other thread), even after having been given evidence. Ironic really for someone who considers an interesting collection of folk tales to be "proper evidence".
After that the loony Christians started ad-hominem attacks on the researcher.Hard Brexit now!
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