Should Individual Feelings Dictate Culture?

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Tom Selleck, renowned for his role as the original "Magnum P.I.", attributes his success to Jesus. His commitment to serving his country from 1967 to 1973 interrupted his budding acting career, but he believed it was a call from God, which he obeyed. Upon his return, his career took off, but he never lost sight of what truly mattered. He stressed the importance of ethical conduct and warned against the cultural emphasis on individual feelings.

We want to hear from you! Do you agree that individual feelings should not dictate culture?

Absolutely. Individual feelings, while important, should not be the sole dictating factor of culture. Culture is a collective expression, and when it becomes centered around individual feelings, we risk losing the diversity and richness that comes from a shared communal experience.
I respectfully disagree. Individual feelings are the driving force behind cultural shifts and societal progression. Each person's unique perspective contributes to the fabric of our culture, influencing and shaping it in many ways. It's a balance of personal sentiment and collective norms.

Back in 2019, actor Tom Selleck apparently said he credits Christ with all of his success, Belief Net reported.