Sad case in point is that when I read the quote about India, I had to keep reading to find out if you were affirming his position, or like so many in our culture, taking issue with the imposition of British “culture” on native culture in India.

But I’m on your side. All cultures are not created equal. There are universal standards of right and wrong. Some cultures uphold these. Others do not. The standards don’t change. Then again we (and Great Britain) tend to get superiority complexes.

A culture might believe in committing violent murder against unborn children. Another culture tries and punishes murderers. So if one must do its cultural rite of “choice”, know that at some point the standard enforcer or a more enlightened society will be ready with their judgment and with justice.

This is a widely applicable refutation of a common assumption. Thanks for sharing.
To God be all glory,
Lisa of Longbourn