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If you could create a new religion, what would you include to make it wholesome, interesting and helpful for the world? (infosec.pub)

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 4 months ago

Religion/Community. In a brighter world those words would be interchangeable.

I am an atheist at heart, but you still have to acknowledge that the core values of a lot of religions are for the betterment of others.

People don't seem to be capable of being uncorruptable. You can have a perfect religion, or one that only adheres to goodness (like tst) and it will be PEOPLE who abuse it. Not the religion itself, just people cherry picking what they want.

It could be laws, it could be a cult, it could be a religion, it could be a government. Some people just fucking suck, end of story.