Is there a balance between upholding traditions and embracing change that you think society should aim for?

Yes, I think that obviously as this society advances there are somethings we need to take into consideration however there is value in tradition.

Society should change as the people and priorities of society change. As far as tradition goes, I believe it is less important in view of the government.

I think we can all try something different every once in a while.

I think we should cherish the traditions of all cultures, and invite each other to share and learn more about each other.

Yes people should keep their own traditions but also be a little open to just a few changes.

Right wing beliefs as problematic and close-minded as they can be, still hold value. Establishing a proper age of consent and understanding the rights of individuals should always be kept. However, when it becomes oppressive for those minorities and others opposing it is where I have a problem. Religion and bigotry is far too common in the right wing spaces and perpetuates white supremacist beliefs at times. There needs to be balance, but currently the government and economy is controlled by power and money hungry capitalists who care very little for others. There needs to be reform and change, and this will largely impact a majority of how America is run.

All parties are always changing especially the right wing party which is not an official party.

Society should attempt to have a more open mind and be able to let go of tradition because traditions tend to not be efficient or okay in today's society. Society should aim to embrace change when it is a positive change that does not have a bad impact on the environment or on any minorities.

In the bible it is listed that the practice of homosexuality is known as a sin. For example (Leviticus 18:22) "Do not practice homosexuality, having sex with another man as with a woman. It is a detestable sin". and (Leviticus 20:13) "If a man practices homosexuality, having sex with another man as with a woman, both men have committed a detestable act. They must both be put to death, for they are guilty of a capital offense." The word of god should not be overthrown by things full of sin.