AnimalNoodles
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which isnt going to happen for some time, because the current churches are feminised and lack moral confidence.
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which isnt going to happen for some time, because the current churches are feminised and lack moral confidence.
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
The old churches are actively dying off, different younger churches are replacing them.
Whether that will happen at a rate to be part of a building revival, that's harder to know.
I see all of the signs of it coming, don't know how it will express itself but I see a growing movement.
It could happen at any time by God's grace. There is no real immediate sign right now if it happening, though. Current churches being "feminized" is hardly the core of the problem though.
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
Marriage is one of the foundational elements of a stable civilization.
If you're giving up on marriage as a social institution, you're giving up on civilization.
actual, religious marriage? yes i would agree with you
but modern government cuckoldry contracts?
come on now...
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
I can see why you'd want to differentiate the two.
TheRomanSlayer
Kayabangan, Dugo, at Dangal
Sadly I’d have to agree with the differences. How useful is prenups today, compared to let’s say, a hundred years ago?
Chastity and loyalty are also foundational elements of stable civilization, can we work on those too? Without those, marriage might as well be defunct.
IndyFront
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FTFY. Chastity is more of a Judeo-Christian/Abrahamic thing than a whole of Western/Near East civilization throughout history. Ancient Greeks and Romans were pretty slutty iirc
Yeah well, how many ancient Greeks or Romans are running about today?
Civilization seems to only really work if monogamy is practiced, monogamy with sluts is basically an oxymoron itself.
Ok, Chadwarden.actual, religious marriage? yes i would agree with you
but modern government cuckoldry contracts?
come on now...
If you're married through a religious ceremony, why shouldn't you go through the process of being legally married as well? Believe it or not there are actually legal benefits to being married.
Absolutely. So, how are you doing in working on those?
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More chaste than a monk, more loyal than a hound.
Why?
Because those are the principles that I believe make for a good person. :V
Do you have any particular reason for believing that about those principles?
Because if people were unloyal and unchaste we'd be living in some sort of hybrid of Weimar Germany and Sodom/Gomorrah, crossed with some cyberpunk dystopias.
*Looks outside*
Oh...
What do living conditions have to do with whether following those principles make you a good person? So what if society is like Sodom and Gomorrah, what connection does that have with being a good person? Can you explain the connection?
Oh come on man, the living conditions have nothing to do with what makes a good person, being good is in my opinion an objective thing. My point is that a lot of people, if not a majority, are not good people. And that is why living conditions suck.
Good people make good environments, bad people make bad environments. Outside is bad, so do the maths.