Questions I'd like you all to answer.
Nothing political
No judging

[THREAD] I'll probably add some more

Does doing good deeds necessarily make you a good person?

Are we wrong to ignore and quickly judge homeless people on the streets?

Is pornography having a negative effect on the youth?

Are we too concerned with materialism in today's society?

Do you think that our obsession with self-image and the way people see us put too much pressure on young people?

Do we have a moral obligation to help others less fortunate than ourselves?

Has science given sufficient evidence to against the existence of God?

Do you believe in God? How strongly/weakly?

Can world peace ever truly be achieved?

What's better: a socialist or capitalist society?

Does believing in God influence your decision on certain choices?

Is being heartless and desensitized to society necessarily a bad thing?

Are we wrong to have preconceptions about others we don't know from gossip, news, etc?

If you were Prime Minister what is the first law you would make sure gets passed?

Does everyone have a different meaning of life or are we all meant to achieve one singular purpose?

Do we only know what is wrong because we know what is right or is justice an intuitive sense we're all born with?

Would you rather die poor with many friends or die rich alone?

Is the United Nations actually useful?

What's your stance on LGBTQ+ ?

Should religions be more accepting of new societal norms and should some parts of holy texts be ignored because society has progressed?

Is education socially constructed?

Is secularization (less influence of religion) good for society?

Can society progress without the need for religion?

Should Capital Punishment be legalised?

Final question: what acts in your opinion are intrinsically wrong (wrong no matter what) and what should the punishments for these crimes be?