Quote from: shasan on Today at 02:47:55 PM

Quote from: angrybirdy on April 11, 2024, 11:53:08 AM

Every religion has its own beliefs and prohibitions, but not all people belonging to religions follow the beliefs and prohibitions, especially those who do not wholeheartedly respect their religion, as time goes on, especially in today's era , there are many people who disobey things they shouldn't do just to satisfy their curiosity and they want to try something and not look like they don't know. Let's be real here, there's a specific religion but i won't mention it, there's a lot of countrymen and their religion prohibits gambling because it is a strictly prohibited for them but why do many religion members participate in online gambling? and the rest of them is openly promoted on social media? others are addicted to casinos too? The situation is different now compared to before where people are really afraid to disobey the forbidden things in their religion.

There might be some changes in various religions but it is always correct that all religions want good things for people and restrict those things which are a bad impact on human life. As gambling has a bad impact on human life it has been restricted.

If you see what every religion,every major religion as now there are all sort of religions popping up every day but I am talking about the major ones,they all restrict things that can damage human life at the very core of it,they don't leave room for interpretation of their laws,usually it all boils down to forbidding gambling,alcohol and prostitution which all can have their impact on a family even if they are only performed by a family member,usually the man of the family although recently there is an increase of cases where also women are doing shitty things,like the man if he gambles he can't provide for family,if he drinks excessively alcohol he is not up to the task for the handling of family and if he goes with whores it can completely ruin family,that is why I think every major religion tries to regulate our lives.