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I’m fully in agreement with your post except for > but they don't have to be imo Are there any historical examples you’ve seen of this working? ie a society n
by ajdjcbxjxnx 1y ago
I’m fully in agreement with your post except for
> but they don't have to be imo
Are there any historical examples you’ve seen of this working? ie a society not binding over race / religion?
I’ve come to terms with religion being necessary, even if I don’t prescribe to it. I benefitted heavily from growing up in a white, christian european society even though I rebelled against it.
And after personally seeing good candidates (everyone passed them with highest marks) get turned down for jobs because they were white/asian males, it really opened my eyes to the whole world being tribal and I was the one tricked into thinking an alternative was possible.
I still like to think it’s possible, but I don’t see evidence for it.
- bluefirebrand 1y ago> Are there any historical examples you’ve seen of this working? ie a society not binding over race / religion? I'm not widely studied enough on History to say that this has never happened, but I think you're right. I am not aware of any Maybe it is not actually possible without religion, but I like to think that people can find a strong set of shared cultural and social values without the metaphysical aspect of religion