http://www.turntheclockforward.org/2007/02/the-things-you-learn-on-the-internets/ Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:08:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.turntheclockforward.org/2007/02/the-things-you-learn-on-the-internets/#comment-44 Jen R Tue, 27 Feb 2007 20:21:22 +0000 http://www.turntheclockforward.org/2007/02/the-things-you-learn-on-the-internets/#comment-44 I tend to think that, rather than coming solely from the individual, morality is developed through interaction with others, both empathizing with people on an individual basis and also seeing what works to create healthy societies. But yes, in any event, religion need not be the basis. I tend to think that, rather than coming solely from the individual, morality is developed through interaction with others, both empathizing with people on an individual basis and also seeing what works to create healthy societies. But yes, in any event, religion need not be the basis.

]]> http://www.turntheclockforward.org/2007/02/the-things-you-learn-on-the-internets/#comment-41 Sornie Tue, 27 Feb 2007 00:17:35 +0000 http://www.turntheclockforward.org/2007/02/the-things-you-learn-on-the-internets/#comment-41 For those who can think for themselves, they do not need religion as a foundation for their morality. A person with true morals has the power to decide for themselves and knows in their soul what is and isn't correct and moral. For those who can think for themselves, they do not need religion as a foundation for their morality. A person with true morals has the power to decide for themselves and knows in their soul what is and isn’t correct and moral.

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