Quote from: Rizqi on June 05, 2018, 06:49:35 PM

in the modern era there are still many beliefs held by humans, wrong beliefs will give birth to wrong traditions even harmful to human civilization. so also the way of believing things is also true. so that human beings can be freed with the conviction that binds the man himself.

The belief in tradition also still holds it. there are some mind-dogmas that still hold the belief in their tradition, the dogma that is formed by holding the tradition can make their life more established than before, so people tend to do that tradition.

My question is whether the tradition of inhibiting human civilization or human belief can change a more established life than ever before.
if true, what traditions are inhibiting human civilization, what is the criterion?
if wrong, what traditions have existed since ancient times and did not deter people from progressing?
I review this with the aim of discovering objective truths by avoiding the tradition of sustainable human control

I am from Indonesia and I am part of many Indonesians who still hold and believe in the traditions of our ancestors,
in my opinion tradition is part of history that cannot be released or thrown away because tradition is closely related to the culture of the surrounding community,

In Indonesia, precisely in West Sumatra, it has a tradition that is quite unique and until now it is still run, namely boys who have graduated from school or adults are not allowed to sleep at home, they can only eat and change clothes, they have to sleep in surau and look for a bed they themselves and are separated from their parents, so that the child can be independent, mature and responsible for his life,
and not a few who choose to leave West Sumatra to try their luck in big cities in Indonesia, they are not allowed to go home before they succeed.
I personally think the above tradition is one example of tradition since ancient times that liberating and strongly encouraging people to move forward is an encouragement to be better,