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Will Religions Ever Change?
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Whether they like to directly admit it or not, religious institutions are guilty of fostering hatred towards others in the form of deriding minority groups.
For example, the vilification of homosexuals, pro-euthanasia, pro-abortion, unwed mothers, sexual relations outside marriage are perfectly acceptable (and legal) choices in modern, civilised society but are more than frowned upon by religions whose only justification it seems is ancient doctrines that were set in primitive barbaric times.
Are we going to see a change in religious institutions where they will finally take a look at their own self-imposed prejudices and deal with them by confronting social issues instead of hiding behind them?
For example, the vilification of homosexuals, pro-euthanasia, pro-abortion, unwed mothers, sexual relations outside marriage are perfectly acceptable (and legal) choices in modern, civilised society but are more than frowned upon by religions whose only justification it seems is ancient doctrines that were set in primitive barbaric times.
Are we going to see a change in religious institutions where they will finally take a look at their own self-imposed prejudices and deal with them by confronting social issues instead of hiding behind them?
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