Morality

[Brian37]

How is my personal life your business? 

I was talking about how my college degree helped shaped ME. How other individuals see that experience varies. 

 But I bet you define your life by the old mythology that life is about making kids and being the king of the household. I am not a father so I don't have to worry about it do I? There is no federal law forcing me to have kids is there?

Hate to burst your bubble, but there are tons of crappy parents who neglect, and abuse their kids who would call themselves religious.

You suggested that your formal education made your morally better, and i’m asking you how it did, in what area of your life did it make your a morally better person?

I indicated that moral development is relational, so I  was asking what relationships has this bettering impacted?

Did it make you kinder,  more patient, compassionate to those in your personal life?

I’m not asking you specifics about you personal life, just asking you how you gauges this moral improvement.

Yes it did. It exposed me to a life I otherwise would not have been exposed to. It allowed me far more exposure to people I could identify with than I had growing up. It made me a far more confident person and secure in knowing it was ok to be myself.

I spent my childhood running from bullies, and that in turn cased me to be destructive as a teen. I am lucky, I outgrew it. 

And no, I didn't "suggest" I stated it did change me for the positive.

And don't try to play shrink with me ok? I am a very kind person, but also a person who can smell BS at the same time.

Being a good person to me is simple. Don't get violent with others, and don't judge them because of their pay or class Outside that, yes I do judge bad logic.

As far as patience, no, I have no patience for old mythology, now please don't confuse that with valuing human rights. I'd have no patience with you if you were claiming Apollo either, but I wouldn't have you arrested if you claimed Apollo was real. I would simply say you are full of it.