(September 19, 2014 at 10:53 pm)Celestine Wrote: The list you provided only had a few groups dealing with ethics, and I don't think any of those ethic groups focus on the development of ethics but rather the focus of acting on their morals for good. What I am proposing is a group which would help others become more ethical while at the same time being ethical in their daily lives.
If you are looking for development of ethics, then look to philosophy not religion. Philosophy provides a rational and comprehensive process for developing ethical systems rather than relying on authoritative dictates.
If you are looking for a group to help people become more moral, then look to educational institutes. Morality shouldn't be regulated or enforced but it should be taught and taught correctly.
(September 19, 2014 at 10:53 pm)Celestine Wrote: What I expected from an Atheist forum was NOT an anti-theist forum.
And now that you know what to expect....?
(September 19, 2014 at 10:53 pm)Celestine Wrote: I am not saying to be religious, I am only saying to view it objectively.
Looking at it objectively tells me that religion is useless when it comes to being moral.
