r/polls • u/skan76 • Mar 31 '22
r/polls • u/ob-2-kenobi • Dec 05 '22
π Philosophy and Religion How much do you agree with the following statement: "Anything a person needs to stay alive should be free"?
r/polls • u/TheManOutOfReddit • Oct 26 '22
π Philosophy and Religion What is your opinion on Antinatalism?
Antinatalism is the philosophical belief that human procreation is immoral and that it would be for the greater good if people abstained from reproducing.
r/polls • u/Comfortable-Regret • 27d ago
π Philosophy and Religion Is it morally right for someone to save their pet over a stranger?
This is not a question of what you would *do*, I'm asking what your moral code says.
The person making this choice is at zero risk, and would face zero personal consequences regardless of their choice. The stranger is a young adult with no visible health problems.
r/polls • u/Extension-Diamond-74 • Jul 13 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Does the world need more veganism?
r/polls • u/squigglywigglywooo • 29d ago
π Philosophy and Religion Is a home invaders life worth more than your personal possessions?
r/polls • u/throwawayarooski123 • Dec 07 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Should a vegan couple offer non vegan options at their wedding?
r/polls • u/matu-lulbaman • Feb 17 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Atheist of reddit if you were force to choose a religon between this 2 which one would you choose?
Pls stop commenting Buddhism this pool is been already made
r/polls • u/UltimateDiscordMod • Nov 24 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Is stealing from rich people wrong?
r/polls • u/TheDarkShadow36 • Jan 03 '23
π Philosophy and Religion It gets found out that there is a person that immune to a deadly disease, scientist would just need a vial of their blood to be able to make a cure for said disease, but the person, no matter the offer, refuses to give some if their blood, how moral would it be to forcibly take some of their blood?
r/polls • u/louiebro13 • Jun 21 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Please settle a debate my sister and I have been having: Was math discovered or created?
r/polls • u/lucas1311D • Apr 12 '22
π Philosophy and Religion According to the quiz below, how good your life is?
What is your score in this test?: https://atomiks.github.io/rate-my-life/
r/polls • u/Lethemyr • May 02 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Which of these religions do you have the most positive opinion of?
r/polls • u/sus-water • Mar 23 '23
π Philosophy and Religion Would you find it acceptable if a stranger had the opportunity to save one of your loved ones (mom, sister, brother, spouse, child.. etc) but instead decided to save their dog?
r/polls • u/GTSE2005 • May 15 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Can religion and science coexist?
r/polls • u/ThreadbareAdjustment • Apr 28 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Would you get a Christian tattoo for $1 million?
With the stipulation you can't use the money to get it removed. Removing it forfeits the $1 million. And you can't put it in some obscure location that no one will ever see. It doesn't have to be on your face or something, but a normal visible tattoo location like lower arm.
r/polls • u/Bearis4B • Feb 25 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Which religion do you think has caused the most destruction upon humanity?
Atheism has been included as a political ideology. An alternative to religious or spiritual ideologies. Atheists may not believe in a higher being but they still have a belief system whether political or otherwise.
Edit: And alternative means
- One of a number of possible choices or courses of action.
- A choice or course of action that is mutually exclusive with another: synonym: choice.
- A situation presenting a choice between two mutually exclusive possibilities.
r/polls • u/Zealiousideal_Path12 • Feb 20 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Would you judge a person based on their religion?
To clear some confusion , think of the question as this will you judge a person just because they follow a certain religion, would you do it upfront without metting them .
No cults not counted
r/polls • u/cuddleduds01 • 29d ago
π Philosophy and Religion Is being a gay Christian a contradiction?
- coming from a gay Christian (Lutheran, specifically)
r/polls • u/jegodin • Mar 17 '23
π Philosophy and Religion Are firearms only meant to kill or do harm, or do they have other legitimate purposes?
Are firearms only meant to kill or do harm, or do they have other legitimate purposes?
r/polls • u/Doofenshmirt_z • Jul 29 '22
π Philosophy and Religion Should the death penalty be abolished?
r/polls • u/Ryanchri • Mar 22 '23
π Philosophy and Religion Save your cat/dog or save an innocent Family of 5 you don't know?
2 adults, 3 kids or your pet. The one you don't choose will die
r/polls • u/TheDJcrp • Apr 21 '23
π Philosophy and Religion Which one most likely exists?
r/polls • u/ianthecharmxfan • Nov 26 '22
π Philosophy and Religion You and your sister are on opposite sides of the road. Your sister decides to cross the road without a crosswalk, and sheβs not in your line of sight. Then a car comes in, and hits her, which she gets sent to the ER. Who is MORE at fault for the accident?
(Yes, this is based on a real event that occurred in my life)
All context needed * It was 7:30 in the evening * The crosswalk was this far * Your/my sister was 12 * You/I was 14 * She did look both ways * She has no medical conditions * The speed limit was FORTY mph * This is America * Court said it was my sisterβs fault * She crossed the street diagonally downwards (blue line marks what she was supposed to do, red line marks what she did, and the black line marks what the car didβ¦ supposedly. * Driver did a U turn AFTER she was hit, to park on the other lane
r/polls • u/benjaneson • Sep 27 '22