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I know what you're getting at and I tend to agree. People grow up and absorb the rules of the
society they are born into and generally speaking most societies view hurting and killing as wrong.
Religious rules can perhaps reinforce that, but it certainly is easily achieved without them so they
are unnecessary in that respect. To claim people would run riot without them is wrong. |
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I wouldn't necessarily say people instinctively know killing is wrong, but their society raises them
to think that way and such rules against unauthorized killing are essential to the stability of any
society. I will agree though that most people are blinded by their confused understanding of
religion and an inability to think rationally and critically about what they believe. |
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