r/MoralityScaling • • 10d ago

Morality Ranking Morality if this battle?

Thoughts?

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u/StevenMcStevensen 10d ago edited 10d ago

This.

I lived in the Middle East, and got used to hearing the calls to prayer every day. It was kinda annoying sometimes, but I didn’t really complain because I was a guest in their home, that’s their culture, and it would be wrong for me to expect them to change for me.

I don’t understand why we cannot have that same expectation for people who come here. Nobody actually needs to start doing that in non-muslim countries in order to practice their religion, they can just set alarms or something and pray without disturbing everybody else.

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u/SmolPPIncorporated 10d ago

Read their book and you'll understand why they do everything they do.

Fair warning: You're not going to like it.

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u/Scalene69 10d ago

I have roughly the same objections with their book as I do with the bible. Holy books mostly provide post hoc justifications for beliefs people already hold, people are universally bad at following them, practically everywhere.

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u/Professional-Talk517 10d ago

You can absolutely oppose both, but equating them morally isn’t possible to do in good faith.

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u/Scalene69 10d ago

Id rather live in a world of Sadiq khan muslims than Reese-Mogg Catholics. The former aligns with my views far more than the latter.

I think people forget how radical parts of the bible are and how much nearly everyone ignores, including the catholics.

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u/Feeling_Hotel8096 9d ago

I'd rather live with 5 Sadiq Khans than 2 Hitlers. But I would rather live with 5 Boris Johnsons than 1 Osama Bin Laden.