- #31
Skhandelwal
- 400
- 3
What about dictatorships? Funding organizations?
How would the be without no life after death belief?
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The discussion revolves around the implications of a world without belief in concepts like sin or karma, questioning whether this would lead to universal selfishness or increased patriotism. Participants explore the nature of altruism and selfishness, suggesting that while people often act in self-interest, this does not preclude concern for others. The idea that religious morality is inherently flawed is debated, with some arguing that moral behavior can exist independently of religion. The conversation touches on the potential for world peace in a secular context, with differing opinions on whether the absence of an afterlife would lead to reduced conflict or increased competition for resources. The role of religion as a tool for control and its impact on human behavior is also examined, with some asserting that the drive for self-preservation and personal gain is a fundamental aspect of human nature. Ultimately, the dialogue highlights the complexity of human motivations and the interplay between belief systems and ethical behavior.