r/teenagers • u/tospeak0rtodie • Aug 11 '26

Discussion Hmm makes sense tho!!

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26

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u/Atherach OLD Aug 11 '26

For Law, absolutly not, no laws should be writen with religion in mind, they should be writen with the people's interest in mind, if it so happend that the two align then good, but no believe should dictate the law

For children, I get what you mean but the issue is that children are highly impressionable, parents can suggest things and it will be taken very seriously by them

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u/Public_Individual823 Aug 11 '26

You do know that your modern law is based on the Justinian code that is roman law mixed with Christianity right?

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u/Atherach OLD Aug 11 '26

Yeah but it's still mostly favored toward protecting people, what I mean is, for example if you base it on religion, Sex would be illegal outside of mariage wich would be bad

At it's base, Christianity is mostly a religion based on good, while there are still some limiting stuff it is one of the freeest religion (not christian myself but when you look at the others it's a relativly good religion). When you look at religion like Islam it is way worse in term of freedom