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Necessary Evil? (Religion Explained)

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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post
Systematic discrimination of homosexuals by a majority of the religion, previous racist thoughts due to the religion ("The White Man's Burden") by most Christians, predating the civil rights movements of the 20th century and existing especially in Imperialism and before, not to mention plenty of attempts to insert religion into government topics.

Ok, that should be better.
Homosexuals would have been discriminated against regardless of Christianity..
Men cannot bare children, therefore it conflicts with the natural order of life.
Slavery and racism also predates Christianity..but k.
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Quote Originally Posted by Jenkees View Post
People are intellegient because He made us in His image.
Trollololol.

Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
Homosexuals would have been discriminated against regardless of Christianity..
Men cannot bare children, therefore it conflicts with the natural order of life.
Slavery and racism also predates Christianity..but k.
They would have possibly been eradicated faster without religion
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Quote Originally Posted by Alen View Post
They would have possibly been eradicated faster without religion
And communism could possibly work.

:/ possibilities are always present.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
Homosexuals would have been discriminated against regardless of Christianity..
Men cannot bare children, therefore it conflicts with the natural order of life.
Slavery and racism also predates Christianity..but k.
But those problems would have been solved quicker.
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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post
But those problems would have been solved quicker.
Oh really? You know this how?
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Quote Originally Posted by Empire View Post
And communism could possibly work.

:/ possibilities are always present.
Communism only failed cause it killed any progress
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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post
But those problems would have been solved quicker.
Sir, didn't you criticize me about stating opinions and not hard facts in the debate section a while back?

Just saying, this is only your own speculation and not fact.
My argument is that society could be far worse then it is currently..
and even though it can be better too, I think it's safe to say that the state humanity is in now, is a hell of a lot more favorable then regression to a more primitive mind set.
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Quote Originally Posted by Empire View Post


Oh really? You know this how?
By using logic. If we had no reason to discriminate people (aka religious texts), why would the discrimination continue into an age where such discrimination wouldn't be necessary?

Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
Sir, didn't you criticize me about stating opinions and not hard facts in the debate section a while back?

Just saying, this is only your own speculation and not fact.
My argument is that society could be far worse then it is currently..
and even though it can be better too, I think it's safe to say that the state humanity is in now, is a hell of a lot more favorable then regression to a more primitive mind set.
Yes, it could. Society could also be far better than it is currently. What's your point? And what is the regression about?
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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post
By using logic. If we had no reason to discriminate people (aka religious texts), why would the discrimination continue into an age where such discrimination wouldn't be necessary?



Yes, it could. Society could also be far better than it is currently. What's your point? And what is the regression about?
So your saying that religion is the sole reason why discrimination exist?

It would be i guess sensible for "religious" discrimination, but there are many types of discrimination outside of religious discrimination making your point:

If we eliminated differences, then discrimination would end.(?)
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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post

Yes, it could. Society could also be far better than it is currently. What's your point? And what is the regression about?
The point is, blaming religion for the problems in society is fucking retarded.
Any other brilliant questions?
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Quote Originally Posted by Empire View Post


So your saying that religion is the sole reason why discrimination exist?

It would be i guess sensible for "religious" discrimination, but there are many types of discrimination outside of religious discrimination making your point:

If we eliminated differences, then discrimination would end.(?)
What would be the point of discrimination if not for religion?
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Quote Originally Posted by barklolbark View Post
What would be the point of discrimination if not for religion?
Take any other type of discrimination besides religious.

They use w/e they can to justify it, but it does not start because of religion.
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My philosophy is that humans can be "good", but given the chance, will rip each other to shreds. We created the illusion of organized religion, because deep down, we don't like killing each other. Religion is "the opium of the masses". This means people will let themselves be controlled through religion, to a certain extent. This may seem stupid now, but think of the crusades. Despite everything, religion has formed some form of order. It has paved the way to more sophisticated methods of keeping order. Theocracy was the first means of government.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not an atheist, I just dislike the concept of organized religion, despite all its pros.
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Quote Originally Posted by Empire View Post


Take any other type of discrimination besides religious.

They use w/e they can to justify it, but it does not start because of religion.
For example? If it through justification, then that is the point; religion is holding humanity back through discrimination.
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People are intellegient because He made us in His image.
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