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ItsTene wrote

gaelic wrote...


You're just making unjustified assumptions now.

I've already explained how your premises are wrong.
Are you saying that the Torah wasn't metaphorical before Jesus died on the cross? So the flood happened before he did and now it didn't? How the hell does this make any sense? You're positing reverse causality.


Edit (objection I): All it says is the old testament law is changed. Not the stories or ANYTHING. You have to remember a large portion of your religion are science denying young earth creationists. If it states it so blatantly then why does this sect exist?

Edit 2 (objection II): So you're saying that these deaths are ok?
http://addictivelists.com/10-biggest-religious-wars-ever-fought/
Millions of people have died because of religion and in the name of religion.

Even though it shouldn't be our #1 goal of course imo I think the world would be better w/o it.

Edit 3 (objection III): It's funny because science is completely antithetical to religion and pretty much proves it all wrong. Nonetheless you are committing the no true scotsman fallacy here: I mean look at Christianity (real Christianity like Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, not Protestants or Evangelists)

regarding the wars, the crusades were justified
as were wars on protestant heretics
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gaelic wrote

ItsTene wrote...


regarding the wars, the crusades were justified
as were wars on protestant heretics

How exactly?
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ItsTene wrote

gaelic wrote...


How exactly?

dunno maybe because islamic invaders had been terrorising and threatened Europe, after all they did conquer, rape and enslave a lot of the Spanish population and they could've done the same to France if it wasn't for victory in a few strategic areas.
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I live in what was at a time, the most sectarianly divided country in the world. Northern Ireland. For at least 30 years, people from the Catholic community and Protestant community were non-stop fighting. Bombs, killings, protests. Every night for a long time.

Although, the country has come to peace(ish) there is still a cold relationship between the two communities. To this day, there are still sectarian attacks regularly.

Religion… Religion… Religion…

People use religion to make sense of things they cannot explain themselves, they follow it and rarely question it - it's always right and everyone who questions it is wrong. I don't like religion, but, who am I to judge people for believing in something?
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