Islam is a wierd D:

[Solid]

I said that Christian influence of mathematics and science was much larger than that of the Muslim influence.

sources plox

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[Exo Pheratype]

Islam > Christianity

Muslim scholars were very smart, they founded some of the very foundations for math, science, and literature that we still use today. They also started the European renaissance.

But

Christianity touches little boys while islam forgets 9 year old girls

[dkamm65]

I said that Christian influence of mathematics and science was much larger than that of the Muslim influence.

Christian influence on science:

[_Rave_]

Christian influence on science:

Yes, unfortunately Christians weren't immediately perfect such as yourself.

If only you were a god.

[SuperBryno]

Christian influence on science:

Christians believed that while Muslims made some of the first algebra textbooks.

[_Rave_]

Christians believed that while Muslims made some of the first algebra textbooks.

Oh I just realized, Greek Christians were the first to measure the circumference of the world.

[dkamm65]

Yes, unfortunately Christians weren't immediately perfect such as yourself.

If only you were a god.

If only a god existed.

[Rainbow]

Christian influence on science:

http://theflatearthsociety.org/cms/

[Lordy Lord]

Oh I just realized, Greek Christians were the first to measure the circumference of the world.

I think you mean Ancient Greeks; they weren't Christians but polytheistic.

Islam promoted the sciences for a long time, and actually translated and stored the ancient Greek writings. During the crusades Christians got a hold of some of these writings; but it took awhile for Europeans to start a Renaissance. China and the nations of Islam were mush more advanced early on; but plateaued in their knowledge allowing Christians/Europeans to overcome them in science and civilization.

Ninja edit:

http://theflatearthsociety.org/cms/

That is rather depressing that some people actually take that seriously.

[TheChaosCarrier]

Not even close to what I meant, but nice attempt.

I said that Christian influence of mathematics and science was much larger than that of the Muslim influence.

Lern2read

lol.
typical attitude of a blind-ass christian.

Christian influence on science:
-snip-

pretty much sums up every christian belief regarding science.

there's nothing i hate more than christians and their arrogant beliefs.
i'd rather be Muslim than a Christian.

all i'm reading out of rave's stubborness is "nope ur wrong muslims didn't do anything christians did everything hurr"

[Qwepir]

Hey wasn't it the Christian Church who stuck to the geocentric model even after everyone was showing evidence that Earth was not the center of the universe? Or was that someone else?

[TheChaosCarrier]

Hey wasn't it the Christian Church who stuck to the geocentric model even after everyone was showing evidence that Earth was not the center of the universe? Or was that someone else?

oh god lol.

[dkamm65]

lol.
typical attitude of a blind-ass christian.
pretty much sums up every christian belief regarding science.

there's nothing i hate more than christians and their arrogant beliefs.
i'd rather be Muslim than a Christian.

all i'm reading out of rave's stubborness is "nope ur wrong muslims didn't do anything christians did everything hurr"

As far as I'm concerned, both religions are equally detrimental to society.

All religions are actually.

[Lordy Lord]

Hey wasn't it the Christian Church who stuck to the geocentric model even after everyone was showing evidence that Earth was not the center of the universe? Or was that someone else?

Yes, the Inquisition.

Also, right now; many christian "charity" groups are in Africa convincing local tribes (who have had tolerance for hundreds of years) to kill gays among them due to AIDs. Instead of passing around condoms or something helpful.

[_Rave_]

all i'm reading out of rave's stubborness is "nope ur wrong muslims didn't do anything christians did everything hurr"

Didn't I mention before that Muslims did influence science and mathematics, but that Christians influenced the fields more?

I really see no point in debating these points with you; you really don't even address my points, so I am going to say good night.