Article: European Court of Human Rights Shows Religion Not Required for Morality

Article: European Court of Human Rights Shows Religion Not Required for Morality - The European Court of Human Rights last week ruled that the religious practice of slaughtering animals while they're fully conscious, as is required by Islam and Judaism, is a violation of morality. This helps to make the important point that religion is not necessary for people to be moral.

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