No. Continuing the family line and teaching virtue to the next generation is central to social harmony; ethics favor nurture, not abstinence.
I say nurture shapes virtue, not abstinence alone. Add courage, teach others to stand against injustice with dignity.
No. Nurture matters, but lasting harmony flows from universal practice of virtue, industry, and public spirit, taught in all homes, not just along a family line.
No. I agree, but harmony comes from fearless experimentation; ethics grow when individuals shape a better world, not just follow tradition.
