[ SECRET POST #4988 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4988 ⌋

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Comments

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently Mein Kampf has more importance.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[(Anonymous)]

da

Well, at least it isn't a candidate for being saved (no pun intended) either.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[greghousesgf]

far more people have committed evil in the name of god than there are nazis.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[(Anonymous)]

There's not really a direct causative link between holy books and crimes of religion such that you can lay the crimes of religion directly at the feet of holy books, though. Religions are social institutions, based on interpretations of holy books by human followers in specific social and material circumstances, and religions violence is a social phenomenon arising out of those same causes. I don't really understand the logic of ascribing crimes committed by religious people directly and solely to the religion, and ascribing them to the essential core of that religion, and ignoring any other aspect of religion as a social phenomenon. I don't think it's the right approach.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[(Anonymous)]

You're right and you should say it, frankly.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[(Anonymous)]

So long as you acknowledge that that's true of all religions.

Re: If You Could Only Recommend One Book, Which One Would It Be?

[greghousesgf]

thank you