- Jacob Serfaty
- Rockville, MD
- United States
Director of Fundraising & Marketing, Junior State of America
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Can morality change? Should we change with it or go back to the fundamentals?
From the beginning of time morality has changed quite a bit. in almost all biblical scriptures, the idea of women being of a lower class, following religion to the bone, and learning discipline as well as restraint, have been the epicenter for morality. If these things were being morally correct back then, why don't we still do them now a days?













Heather White 10+
Religious texts fix a point in time detailing the moral norms prevailing at that time. Although interesting as a record of human social evolution and change, it is not these historical morals that are the message. Many of the great leaders chose to lead by example and through stories that made people think deeply in order to change their mind set. Often they did not wish their message to be recorded in text at all, since they understood that human-beings were subject to perpetual change - and indeed needed to change in order to reflect their teachings. Jesus never said .... everything's fine, proceed as you are.
It is not a question that morality can or should change, but rather that morality cannot remain static.
Mark Kurtz 20+
Morality cannot remain static---a very good summation. It is up to each individual to choose movement to better living. Help others by being a good example.
Good thread here Jacob.