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2018-07-28 22:27:46 UTC  

Personally, I may not believe in a literal deity or God, but I'm sure as hell not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

2018-07-28 22:27:57 UTC  

@Fitzydog Do you know how the moral value of truth engrained in Europe 3000 years ago if you can't teach someone to value truth?

2018-07-28 22:28:27 UTC  

I was more general, but the problems with new atheism and sjwism are symptomatic of the same societal problems that lead to the atrocities of the 20th century.

2018-07-28 22:28:59 UTC  

@codenamecam Well.... Greek philosophy and a desire for truth above all else, seeking a rational explanation for all things regardless of the 'sacredness'. Nothing is off limits.

2018-07-28 22:29:43 UTC  

I will be frank. Athiesm split into 2 factions. The ones who replace the church for science 1 for 1, and the Athiesm+ with idiology in the place of church

2018-07-28 22:29:57 UTC  

both sects are simply filling the void with something else

2018-07-28 22:30:00 UTC  

@codenamecam If you asked an Islamic scholar to write a teleological proof that God exists, he'd probably cut your head off.

2018-07-28 22:30:12 UTC  

big

2018-07-28 22:30:28 UTC  

Best answer is that you cant

2018-07-28 22:30:31 UTC  

A belief is a belief

2018-07-28 22:30:47 UTC  

Some things cant be known.

2018-07-28 22:30:52 UTC  

That doesn't stop Catholic philosophers from trying.

2018-07-28 22:30:57 UTC  

True

2018-07-28 22:30:58 UTC  

It's encouraged

2018-07-28 22:31:08 UTC  

Well I like seeing theologicians try

2018-07-28 22:31:16 UTC  

I just cant see it being done

2018-07-28 22:31:21 UTC  

Christianity always had the opening to understand the world and god. Islam doesnt

2018-07-28 22:31:41 UTC  

to probe the world is to slight against allah.

2018-07-28 22:31:43 UTC  

The important part is that it is ENCOURAGED. That's the strive for truth

2018-07-28 22:32:03 UTC  

I miss the golden age of islam @Fitzydog

2018-07-28 22:32:22 UTC  

“Golden age”

2018-07-28 22:32:26 UTC  

@MountainMan I don't think it ever existed

2018-07-28 22:32:41 UTC  

Hell most of the *science* of the golden age bs wasnt even islamic people. It was jews and other ideologies who lived in islamic countries and payed their theology tax

2018-07-28 22:32:45 UTC  

It was just 'golden' in comparison to the Dark Ages in europe

2018-07-28 22:33:03 UTC  

A golden age in comparison to the rest is still golden

2018-07-28 22:33:03 UTC  

The Dark Ages really werent *that* dark

2018-07-28 22:33:06 UTC  

@radeon can we bury the hatchet

2018-07-28 22:33:10 UTC  

even though its shite in comparison to now

2018-07-28 22:33:29 UTC  

I will admit to trolling weed

2018-07-28 22:33:38 UTC  

and it was mostly translations of the greeks, romans, and babylonic shizz.

2018-07-28 22:33:43 UTC  

It was more or less the equivilent to the great depression

2018-07-28 22:33:50 UTC  

eith the plague to boot

2018-07-28 22:33:52 UTC  

But you got a bit too sensitive about it

2018-07-28 22:34:22 UTC  

But yea Islam mostly took from older nations, or non muslim scholars

2018-07-28 22:34:39 UTC  

European society invented everything: Fact.

2018-07-28 22:34:48 UTC  

All the *golden age* was, was their age of conquest

2018-07-28 22:35:07 UTC  

Some things were asian inventions but most were euro

2018-07-28 22:35:16 UTC  

@Fitzydog if anyone argues against that they must be delusional

2018-07-28 22:35:29 UTC  

Welcome to university lol

2018-07-28 22:35:44 UTC  

Asians created gunpowder and it made the way via silk road to Europe

2018-07-28 22:35:46 UTC  

What's interesting is from anthropology archeology in Britain Roman commoners were actually less healthy than post Roman Romano British. They believe it's because the post romans had to forage and hunt instead of eating the common agricultural crops of the roman age, which had mineral deficiencies.