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It's two different things indeed. Still, I do have a problem if it is the religious sect censoring but I do not if it is a company offering that service to the
by UserIsUnused 7y ago
It's two different things indeed.
Still, I do have a problem if it is the religious sect censoring but I do not if it is a company offering that service to the religious, and customers choose to use it, but not because a religious leader said so.
This is because religious leaders have too much power, easily becomes cultish, I'm really afraid of religions that are just ways to make money, I think it's unethical, and because religion can be like a drug, if you add censorship into the mix, it's too dangerous.
Basically, don't put censorship into the hands of powerful entities, being it facebook, or religious leaders.
As a disclaimer, I'm a Christian, with a catholic upbringing. I like religions, I think it's an important part of human life, it's just that they can be very dangerous as well.
- beerandt 7y ago>don't put censorship into the hands of powerful entities, being it facebook, or religious leaders. Umm, one of the core principles of religion is providing a framework for mortality. I'd say it's exactly within the scope of religion. The practical implication of giving religious leaders "too much power" is a cost of religious freedom.