Sup guys 😊 I was recently in China, and I saw that many people don’t strongly follow organized religion, yet there is still social order, discipline, and respect in everyday life. People follow rules, respect others, and society functions smoothly. This made me think that morality can exist even without strong religious belief On the other hand, in countries like our count and many parts of Africa, religion is a major part of daily life, and most people strongly believe in God. However, despite this, there are still conflicts, divisions, and even violence sometimes based on religion or ethnicity. This raises an important question: if religion teaches values like peace, respect, and compassion, why do these problems still happen in highly religious societies? And if morality can exist without religion, is religion really necessary for people to behave ethically? So in ur opinion, what is more important for creating a stable society religion or a shared human sense of morality?