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The concept of ethics is useless without religious values
shibli:
"Compromising to get benefits or to hold position is corruption. Putting wrong people in the right position or putting right people in the wrong position is also corruption. Making someone tamed or being tamed is also corruption. Now think how much we are involved in corruption. Not being corrupt may cost a lot, but still it's better not to be corrupt." Professor Md. Mizanur Rahman, Phd
shibli:
Why is religion necessary to be a good human being? Because the glorious Qur'an is the only book undistorted and unchanged ever in the history of the world. It's even declared by the non-muslim harsh critics of Islam. The concept of Humanism changes over the time across the countries and places. I have found many people who speak for ethics are after money. I have seen people who speak for LOVE are miser and hardly donate money to the poor. But the Qur'an is the internal and perpetual instruction manual which says if you save more than around 50,000 taka in a year, you have to donate 2.5% to the poor. It's compulsory.
Please don't look at the followers; a religion cannot be judged by looking at the followers. The followers are responsible if they don't follow the scripture. But the so-called atheism or humanism has got no unchangeable instruction manuals that often vary from person to person. In the UK, having a baby without marriage is nothing about unethical. Who knows someday will come when they will say marrying own brother or sister is ethical?
Why is religion necessary to be moral? Because we have to draw the line somewhere along the way. People of different ages tend to change the concept of ethics over the time. If we please go through all the posts given here, we will get the answers.
http://forum.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd/index.php/topic,519.msg1201.html#msg1201
arefin:
Thanks for the informative share.
arefin:
So true, thanks for sharing
nafrin:
last quotes are very nice
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