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Every law declares one behavior right and one behavior wrong. It is the definition of morality. Whose morality should be legislated on issues such as abortion or euthanasia? These are issues that directly impact the lives and health of real people.

If it is morally wrong to kill innocent people, should not that truth be legislated?

There is no doubt that what we believe to be true about morality directly impacts lives.

Did it matter that the United States Supreme Court believed that blacks were not citizens but the property of their slave owners?

Did it matter that the Nazis believed the Jews were inferior to the Aryan race?

Truth in morality matters.

In fact, if the Bible is true, then everyone’s eternal destiny can be read from its pages.

On the other hand, if the Bible is not true, then many Christians are wasting a lot of time, money, and even their lives by preaching in hostile territories.

Either way, truth in religion matters.

It also matter if some other religion is true.

For example, if the Qur’an is true, them I am just as much eternal trouble as any Christian.

On the other hand, if the atheists are right, then we might as well lie, cheat, and steal whatever we want because there are no eternal consequences.

Personal Reflection:

Does truth really matter while considering the temporal implications of religious teachings around the world?