Religion teaches morality

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Re: Religion teaches morality

@Ghost14

Buddhism does not say anything about a God. And you’re right, rebirth would contradict religion, therefore, Buddhism is man made, and it teaches people morality. There’s your proof for morality without, what you would call, religion. And there have been plenty of arguments made for morality, you’re just choosing to ignore them, or are saying that the likes of Thor and Zeus were legitimate religions that were somehow corrupted. This is just grasping at straws. Your premise has been thoroughly discredited.

“Gautama Buddha refused to express any views on creation[SUP][1]](Creator in Buddhism - Wikipedia)[/SUP] and stated that questions on the origin of the world are distractions and irrelevant to our present level.[SUP][2]](Creator in Buddhism - Wikipedia)[/SUP][SUP][3]](Creator in Buddhism - Wikipedia)[/SUP] The non-adherence[SUP][4]](Creator in Buddhism - Wikipedia)[/SUP] to the notion of an omnipotent creator deity or a prime mover is seen by many as a key distinction between Buddhism and other religions.”

Creator in Buddhism - Wikipedia

A Basic Buddhism Guide: Buddhism and the God-idea

which arguments are made for morality???
and budhist believe in long lived non-human being powerful figures. those figures can benefit bhudist(according to budhism). that is distorted Idea of God inherited from other religions.
and how morality is possible through budhism??? that will clarify that budhism uses the concept of other religions to bring morality to it followers.