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Author: Sligh

Jun 11th 2012 at 12:06:32 PM

No, this is not PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad it just looks like it because we've lived under Nations that were either explictly non-secular or just implicitly so for to long. I'd also like to point out that:

1- *Most people* believing in something (such as that some specific behavior is good or bad) does not make it so. Specially when more GenreSavvy people might disagree.

2- *Most* mainstream religions advocate against behaviors that are *universally* (not so universally as conservatives might think) considered evil as much as they also encourage behaviors that are *universaly* (again, not so universally... but universally among the people that I'll call libertarians duo to the lack of a better term) considered evil.

So in the end this assumption hides a political prejudice, as much as my "Religious But Reasonable" trope(and mind you, it would even be an usefull entry from my point of view...) would. But I don't presume to create it, because I don't want to create FlameBait OR allow UnfortunateImplications to take place.

3- As for the other tropes dealing with good or evil... I might very well dispute some of these if it comes to that. And most AnAesop trope are already considered YMMV.

And the arguing is continuing because you refuse to understand the prejudice against secular thinkers that your title implies (and thus change it and be very carefull when writing the entry).

PS: The current entry looks a bit christian-centric to me, when you say "fornicates". Not all religions presume to restrict your sexual freedom, yoy know?