Author Topic: Religion Vs science and Religion Vs Religion wars.  (Read 3319 times)

I don't think I've ever seen a Religion vs Religion war here at all.

Oh and InB4Inverted.
I never said religion vs religion TOPICS. I said wars. Religion vs science mainly applies here, but RvR adding to my rant on the world


Näh. That's why the rules are there and common sense.
Just because I don't believe in anything it doesn't mean that I'm going to start a riot any minute now,
I'm talking about.. When people first arrived on this planet.

No, shut up, go to drama, go directly to drama, do not pass go, do not collect $200.
I suggest you get the forget over it because people haven't stopped yet and it doesn't look like its going to start happening now.

Religion is what keeps people in control.  Without it, everyone would kill eachother like it meant nothing.
I uh, think there is a God, I read the bible a lot.  If you guise read one, you'd see why there are so many Christians.
Wrong.
It gives people something to consider past death, and something to hold onto in hard times. It is convenient for those who refuse to take responsibility for life and enjoy blaming everything on a god. It also is helpful when people are in trouble, to know that there is something out there, as a final 'failsafe', so you know that they won't let anything go wrong too badly.
To know that you have an ethereal friend 'out there' who is simply there to listen is enough for some.

It is not about what religion has done, because it doesn't do anything. People do.
It is about how religion fits into people, and what it means to them.
« Last Edit: February 19, 2010, 10:25:08 PM by SupremeCommander »

I'm talking about.. When people first arrived on this planet.
That was earlier then Jesus' birth and our actual religions.

If you guise read one, you'd see why there are so many Christians.

More like if you guys read one, you'd see why there are so many Atheists.

I refuse to believe your religious reality, and substitute it with my own.
« Last Edit: February 19, 2010, 10:32:03 PM by Oasis »

Wrong.
It gives people something to consider past death, and something to hold onto in hard times. It is convenient for those who refuse to take responsibility for life and enjoy blaming everything on a god. It also is helpful when people are in trouble, to know that there is something out there, as a final 'failsafe', so you know that they won't let anything go wrong too badly.
To know that you have an ethereal friend 'out there' who is simply there to listen is enough for some.

It is not about what religion has done, because it doesn't do anything. People do.
It is about how religion fits into people, and what it means to them.
i was talking about present time, because that's what he sounded like he was saying. However, religion did play a role in teaching MORALS and being a good person. If you disobeyed god you were punished eternally. It acted like a backup to keep some people in line as a governmental point of view, though it was not initially intended for that purpose. (i'm just talking mainly about christianity.)

More like if you guys read one, you'd see why there are so many Atheists.
More like "If you guys read the Bible, you'd learn about it".
There is no 'see'. I'm Christian myself, and I think the bible is trash, or, at least, a good part of it.
God does karmic back-flips as he offs people in one spot and saves them in another, and it all screams on my bullstuff meter. With oh so many years since its compilation, and every edition correcting, adding, editing and clarifying, the original document is long lost. I think it is simply up to the person to determine the goals or merits of whatever religion they see and join one if they want to, based on that.

There is no god.
If there was one, why the hell would he make people like trainman31, or Green BH?
Just think.
You've stumbled and just called GreenBH's and Trainman's mothers god. Unless you want to subscribe to the 'preplanned' belief that god planned everything as it happened. I mean, that's ridiculous.
What next, god himself came and spawned GreenBH? People and mistaken free will has children, not god. God doesn't go and make a baby in a woman, we do a pretty good job of it ourselves. When you put your hand in a blender, god hasn't just 'taken your hand from you', you've gone and shredded a perfectly good hand. Don't blame god.

i was talking about present time, because that's what he sounded like he was saying. However, religion did play a role in teaching MORALS and being a good person. If you disobeyed god you were punished eternally. It acted like a backup to keep some people in line as a governmental point of view, though it was not initially intended for that purpose. (i'm just talking mainly about christianity.)
Well sort of. Religion as a core of society has also happened, although it is largely irrelevant now, in most 1st world countries.
I wouldn't blame religion. Man undoubtedly saw a way to use the concepts in the bible and the existing religion to moderate a country, and I would blame the man, not the faith. Its not my area of expertise. I'd pursue a historian.