So long as their is Islam, there will never be peace

It is literally the rabies of man

Religion in general

it turns normal people into vicious monsters

Makes people act irrationally

that it does. Less so with Christianity as most of them have progressed

you won't find many who are willing to slaughter nonbelievers

In the past 200 years only

hmm

true

even with the natives in the US

we essentially forced them to convert

and this was in the 1800s

And that is mostly because we put social over religion in modern europe since the enlightenment

hopefully these values spread to the middle east

i kinda have hope for ba'athism

because it values secularism and progress

Good

@Riley christianity provides axioms, if axioms are not scientific, science is not scientific. Religion shares the required axioms for science. You completely ignore the scholastic school rejected the God of the Gaps arguments in total.

You don't seem to know the history of Catholic intellectuals

ok what axioms does Christianity provide

@Eoppa

What axioms does Christianity provide that aren't based in pre christian logic

Specifically

@Riley the PoSR, and realism

I'm not saying Christianity is the sole source of axioms, I'm saying It shares axioms, and thus can't be again science

ok whats PoSR

lol

Principle of sufficient reason

ok did Christianity come to its conclusions scientifically?

did it scientifically demonstrate that God is the creator of the universe

Irrelevant to the conversation

We are talking about shared axioms

I don't see how that matters

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question 🔖

What is your opinion on the Catholic Church surpressing scientific research such as galleio and old Earth? Are these simply historical misinterpretations or are they actively working against science? Explain

take a guess

Kinda retarded

lmao @ fighting against science you deem "heretical"

here in the US there are still a shitton of creatoinists

and let me tell you

As a Protestant - you won’t find many as opposed to the institution of the Roman Catholic Church as myself. I do think however there are many myths and misunderstandings surrounding the issue of Galileo and it’s clear that the Catholic Church was historically pro-scientific institution. The case has since been used by people opposed to the RCC as some lazy point of argument, rather than targeting more legitimate causes for criticism (of which there are many)