Questions About Morality and Religion in Rapture Practice by Aaron Hartzler

Aaron went to heaven when the Holocaust raped and killed about 100 women and was puzzled by whether only innocent children in the jungle go to hell. When hundreds of innocent people can not control whether they should get it, is it really a god of justice or they will declare hell to him. God must love all the people, but he creates the soul, after all knowing how kind and loving they are they will be cursed and become hell It was.

"Ethical issues" is a well-known problem for religious people and their atheists. In discussions on the importance of religion in society it is usually a question of "getting you": "Without faith, how can it be moral without religion?" Atheists I tried to explain this, and I always left with frustration. They dismissed the problem awkwardly and continued to talk about hard science. That's how it is done: as long as we continue to dismiss this problem it will continue to emerge and religious people will continue to think that this is a reliable score. It's not. (Indeed, outside of our belief system, so many religious people can not understand that they are kind and that makes me a bit more nervous.

So, we come to a central question: what is the relationship between social moral principles and their religious practices and beliefs? Many people believe that morality depends to some extent religious or religious truth. But what kind of "dependence" is there? Below we distinguish between the ways that people can claim that religion is necessary for morality and those who claim that morality depends on religion to some extent. However, we propose other important ways related to these two, and finally briefly explain science and moral education.

Religion is closely related to morality. But they are different ideas, different reality, they influence the political community and the legislative in different ways. Religion is not morality, religious freedom is not moral freedom. Religion attempts to find correspondence to the transcendental problem including the ultimate beliefs and beliefs. Morality tries to answer questions about intentions, decision-making, and behavior of good-will (good) or malicious (wrong) of people of individuals and communities.