A religious immoral person is someone who is either immoral despite their religious beliefs, or indeed because of them.
These are some examples of religion breeding immorality. When morality is assumed to come from an outside intangible force (god, Jesus, Allah etc..) , as many religions claim, it removes the individual from using their own judgment and opens the door for all kinds of immoral and despicable behaviors. If you believe that god is on your side, you aren't likely to second-guess your decisions and opinions.
To put it blunt and short, being religious doesn't make one a good person, any more than being non-religious makes one a bad person. It is up to the individual to do the right thing, and many times a belief in god can hinder that process.
In general, we don't have a duty to change immoral laws, unless they are also unfair or unjust. The concept of "morality" is dependent on your religious beliefs, and not everyone in the country (or at least, in the United States) shares your religious beliefs.
Some are and some aren't. Being religious or not is not what makes people immoral. It is their own actions. Lots of people who do not follow any religion are very moral, and there are lots of people who do follow a religion but behave immorally.
The basis of morality in a human action is well defined and prescribed in all religions and their scriptures. A person who is religious or believes in religion shall not commit an immoral act
The answer to that depends on the person you're asking. I, for one, think it's immoral. Killing someone is never the right answer. After all, maybe the person actually was innocent.
A:'Holy' could mean righteous or moral, or it could mean highly religious. In each case, 'unholy' has the reverse meaning. In the first case, there is a benefit to society that people be moral in their dealings. For this reason, we punish immoral people when the overstep the mark.In the second case, there is no particular benefit to others whether a person is highly religious or not. Some would prefer a non-religious person to a person who wears his religion on his sleeve or wants to preach about it at every opportunity. However, some very religious people manage to keep their faith private.
A depraved person is often called wicked, corrupt, or immoral.
People oppose the death penalty for a number of reasons. The most common are: -it is expensive -it does not discourage future crime -it is immoral/conflicts with religious views -fear of executing an innocent person
The word "sins" is a noun. It refers to immoral acts or wrongdoing, especially in a religious context.
A disinterested bystander.
No. It's annoying because the students can't make money, but there's nothing immoral about it (unless your religious beliefs are set up in a way that not having a job means you're sinning).
yes he was a religious person
A religious person who has devoted his life to a religious order is known as a monk.