Do you like ultra-conservative religious societies?

[Guy13]

I don’t know enough detail on the Saffi, Ultra-Orthodox Jew, or the conservative Hindu to comment. I do, however, know enough of the Anabaptists to comment.
—Given I have lived in the same town in Virginia that could be considered an Anabaptist settlement…covered wagons, good furniture, and whole deal…I can tell you this for certain. It is ONLY a repressive society to a worldly culture based in Self and at enmity with God.
—Anabaptists agree that the Church and State should be separated but not for the Reasons the Leftists do. The Anabaptist believe that a born again Christian can not serve two Masters and to love God with all your heart mind and soul.. glorifying Him in all things takes priority and separation from the ways of the world is necessary to do this in a Godly manner.
Anabaptists live separate from the world, In and Through Christ Jesus, but serve the world as specified by Jesus’ teaching on the Sermon of the Mount. The Anabaptist cared for the Poor, built the Orphanages, Hospitals, and healed societal ills as neither the Catholic or Reformed during the Reformation (1500-1780ish) would not.
—Anabaptist Fruit of the Spirit approach defined how they engaged Culture. “But the Fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there are no laws (Galatians5:22-23). So with this practice as well as teaching the Bible line-by-line in original languages accord with Apostles and Church Fathers, is how Anabaptist glorify God.

[jimself]

ultra-conservative religious societies are very problematic. They are usually made up of people who just believe what that society teaches, without questioning with a fervor that is highly dangerous and with a mind that is closed to other beliefs. You do not have to look far about you to see what prejudice, bias, hatred, physical assault or even murder can be done in the name of these religious societies. Millions of people are killed in the world every decade because of ultra-conservative religious beliefs.

[DermalPunch]

Salafis do not go out into the streets and protest. I know this is what has been pushed in the media and by Muslims with an agenda but it is not the reality. These individuals you have pictured and called Salafis are actually Ikhwanis -z or worse i. e. ISIS -- who have adulterated authentic Islamic teachings with Marxist ideologies (hence the protesting and leader ousting) and call themselves Salafi.

[annabananna]

I have Mennonite family and as much as I do like some things about their religion their are other I think are problematic. They used to not sit at the same table as us non Mennonites at family reunions and they don’t have more than an 8th grade education.

[jennifer_bloom]

I have no experience with them

[RealMarek]

I don’t mind them at all as long as they don’t cause trouble for me. The Amish are a good example. Polite, hard working people who keep to themselves but trade with the neighbors. They report higher levels of happiness than the general population when surveyed. They have the right of free association. What is wrong with that?

[hostboy__fastestlaps]

Not just no, but FUCK NO. I feel like most religious schools (ESPECIALLY Christian) are cults anyway. They're worse at indoctrinating students than public schools, and I'm a Christian. Sorry MAGAsuckers (Christcucks), but a real conservative believes in freedom and liberty, not control over people's body and wisdom like only God can judge

[AviatorTom]

I wouldn't say I "like" any religious group, no matter what their beliefs and rules.

People have the right to believe what they want to believe, but it's wrong to force those beliefs on others.

[jshm2]

They can be great bastions of history and culture, as well as intense friends and people.

People who dislike them are just cowards and weak minded karens.

[TommyMountainFigure]

Impossible to answer as I don't know any! I take people on a per person basis not on their ideology anyway.

[Dargil]

I don't have to "like" them, just tolerate and respect them. The key to accepting them is that they respect the rights of other religious disciplines.

[Anonymous]

I am a relatively moderate person and I do not like anything that is too extreme and radical, no matter in which direction. I do not like extremely conservative and religious societies, such as Saudi Arabia or Iran, or extremely secular and liberal, such as Sweden or America, which the Democrats want.

[Aakash_Hangargi]

Name one religion that is not conservative lol 🤣.

Which religion has ever said be promiscuous and have sex openely 🤣

[ArtemisSilver]

Oh yeah they're always lots of fun. Who doesn't like a good round of burn the heretic?

[EssenceOfLight]

No, because those people think their faith and moral is superior. Those people behave like fascist to everyone who dares to question their status quo.

[John_Doesnt]

A picture of the Taliban would be more appropriate.

[NorthwestRider]

They are all sick and anti-freedom

I have a deep hate towards them

[WhiteBoyChill]

Yes. Unless they’re muslim or jewish.

Indian people are cool

[legalboxers]

you forgot these individuals. on ONE SIDE! NOT BOTH!

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Absolutely not. Those type of religious philosophies are totally backwards, strict and oppressive in nature.

[Snsl153]

No. They should all just disappear.

[Agape93]

No I value my freedom

[Anonymous]

They are a detriment to the progression of society.

[everyonepink]

No