Or are people inherently moral?

but yet humans come from a fallen caracter, hence the need to spread the word

Because I think we try to improve, but we are in material circumstances that make us take some paths or lead us to some conclusions considered evil

Babies are actually born with a strong sens eof morality

for a baby.

Tengri has spread the word himself in the form of thousands of different religions, all different fingers of Tengri.

@Deleted User You said all other theories were disproven. Do you want a screenshot?

Then why do you have to teach a child not to steal?

This is an omnipotent god. Not a god who requires the work of missionaries.

They lose it I guess if not reminded?

@Firefly In the specific context of universe expansion, they are disproven.

I don't know.

are you a real mongol

Show me how they were disproved.

In a world of abundance, there's no stealing

Then why do people steal?

Tengri can spread the religion with a snap of his fingers, actually, without even thinking

Still

I don't think it's good too; as it's hard to define

The Christian God employs men in black robes

we're shaped

Who is more powerful?

No.

We have a clear and defined nature.

Without a God there can be no good and evil as there is no standard by which to judge actions.

Earlier on, even Marx noted this.

people steal for several reasons; one is commodity fetishism, other is poverty for example

Stealing is still wrong though.

The action itself is wrong even if the intention isn't necessarily.

@Deleted User parents from inner mongolia

stealing from a capitalist is expropriating the expropriators

so what are you actually tengrist

Yes

wew

stealing is defined by property

what happens at a tengrist "church"

but other worker

that'd be wrong yes, we aren't in a post-scarce economy

as it harms other person

So then why does it matter?

Nomads did not create churches if that is what you mean