In some POV the absence of religion could lead to a religious like lifestyle, maybe we should approach religious teachings like something more likely to an agnostic POV?
Maybe some religions could be better than others about the premise of my point, but definitely the fact about children not having a full developed brain, in the majority of cases it’s bad for them.
But the four noble truths and eight-fold path are just guidelines. If you read the Dhammapada you’d see the Buddha asks that you reject things that don’t make sense to you.
Instead of, you know, forcing women to make medical decisions against their will or removing human anatomy to make their penises look cute.
In some POV the absence of religion could lead to a religious like lifestyle, maybe we should approach religious teachings like something more likely to an agnostic POV?
Isn’t that basically what Siddhartha Gautama did by stopping the worship of Hindu gods before forming his own religion later on?
Maybe some religions could be better than others about the premise of my point, but definitely the fact about children not having a full developed brain, in the majority of cases it’s bad for them.
But the four noble truths and eight-fold path are just guidelines. If you read the Dhammapada you’d see the Buddha asks that you reject things that don’t make sense to you.
Instead of, you know, forcing women to make medical decisions against their will or removing human anatomy to make their penises look cute.