Q&A: Should a person’s culture and religion be respected if their culture and religion are harmful to others? - Boston Life Magazine
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Q&A: Should a person’s culture and religion be respected if their culture and religion are harmful to others?

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Say a people’s culture and religion demands that they have large families. This means there is rampant population growth within this culture. But overpopulation is a global problem that is affecting everyone on the planet. People with a culture of having large families are the leading cause of overpopulation that is harming our planet and jeopardizing the future of humanity. Should their culture and religion be respected if they are putting the lives of everyone else at risk?

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Answer by Maccabee1948
The only overpopulation risk is the Muslim overpopulation.

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