Mrs.Lucysnow
Valued Senior Member
Here is a quote from another thread concerning the lack of morality in gangster thugs and amoral attitude of atheist geeks. The argument is that if these types were somehow indoctrinated with religion that they would most likely have a better moral compass:
“On the other hand while religion won't improve the morality of the type of people who would be at Sciforums; religion might improve the morality of gangster-thug street-animal bad boys...I have heard gangster thug types or wannabe gangster thugs expressing that church people are delusional cowardly suckers who don't go out and take what they want because they are too scared. When thugs believe that the world is a jungle then thugs are just strong when they take what they want and strength is a virtue. This amoral attitude seems more consistent with atheism than the morality of the atheistic geeks who behave probably more morally than the average church goers do despite the atheistic geeks not having a very logical explanation for why they behave morally.”
Would there be less thuggery on the streets of the inner cities if they could be somehow indoctrinated with religious morality? Hey its possible isn't it? :shrug:
On the other side of paradise:
Do you, atheistic geeks, see the world as a 'jungle'?
Is it immoral to see the world as a jungle?
Why do you ‘atheistic geeks’ behave morally though the world is a ‘jungle’?
Where have you formed this amoral attitude that the world is a ‘jungle’?
And why this inconsistency in amoral attitude and moral behaviour?
I have a theory on the attitude of gang members who believe their church going neighbors to be delusional and cowardly suckers. It seems that there is an overabundance of churches in poor communities especially in black and hispanic neighborhoods. I think a disenfranchised youth may see the church as having a pacifying affect on their neighbors which they may attribute to being a sucker, settling for less and not being more aggressive against a system they see as oppressive (racist with economic and judicial injustices). I don’t really believe that their scorn for church people has anything to do with religion at all or the belief in god but their suspicion that it is a tool to keep them down, hence they join a different kind of fellowship. It would make sense to come to such a conclusion when they see the churches filled with people who they may deem as fairing no better in society.
But this doesn’t explain you atheistic geeks.
“On the other hand while religion won't improve the morality of the type of people who would be at Sciforums; religion might improve the morality of gangster-thug street-animal bad boys...I have heard gangster thug types or wannabe gangster thugs expressing that church people are delusional cowardly suckers who don't go out and take what they want because they are too scared. When thugs believe that the world is a jungle then thugs are just strong when they take what they want and strength is a virtue. This amoral attitude seems more consistent with atheism than the morality of the atheistic geeks who behave probably more morally than the average church goers do despite the atheistic geeks not having a very logical explanation for why they behave morally.”
Would there be less thuggery on the streets of the inner cities if they could be somehow indoctrinated with religious morality? Hey its possible isn't it? :shrug:
On the other side of paradise:
Do you, atheistic geeks, see the world as a 'jungle'?
Is it immoral to see the world as a jungle?
Why do you ‘atheistic geeks’ behave morally though the world is a ‘jungle’?
Where have you formed this amoral attitude that the world is a ‘jungle’?
And why this inconsistency in amoral attitude and moral behaviour?
I have a theory on the attitude of gang members who believe their church going neighbors to be delusional and cowardly suckers. It seems that there is an overabundance of churches in poor communities especially in black and hispanic neighborhoods. I think a disenfranchised youth may see the church as having a pacifying affect on their neighbors which they may attribute to being a sucker, settling for less and not being more aggressive against a system they see as oppressive (racist with economic and judicial injustices). I don’t really believe that their scorn for church people has anything to do with religion at all or the belief in god but their suspicion that it is a tool to keep them down, hence they join a different kind of fellowship. It would make sense to come to such a conclusion when they see the churches filled with people who they may deem as fairing no better in society.
But this doesn’t explain you atheistic geeks.