Community is incredibly valuable to most people. Religious venues are also places of belonging, mutual support, hope, shared activity and moral values.
Unfair exchanges exist in monopolistic forms of capitalism, but in a more competitive free market system, most exchanges will be purely voluntary.
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Community is incredibly valuable to most people. Religious venues are also places of belonging, mutual support, hope, shared activity and moral values.
Unfair exchanges exist in monopolistic forms of capitalism, but in a more competitive free market system, most exchanges will be purely voluntary.
Is there value in distinguishing religion from organized religion? I'd hardly call the Catholic Church paragons of virtue.