Message from @Eternal Entropy

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2019-12-16 16:42:10 UTC  

Perhaps weaponry tech

2019-12-16 16:42:19 UTC  

as if something like christianity would develop without large empires

2019-12-16 16:42:23 UTC  

Even then, all the different elites would acquire better weaponry

2019-12-16 16:42:47 UTC  

agriculture

2019-12-16 16:42:55 UTC  

Christianity would develop and not get corrupted as quickly

2019-12-16 16:43:01 UTC  

no, it wouldn't

2019-12-16 16:43:13 UTC  

What you would see is it wouldnt turn into Papism

2019-12-16 16:43:26 UTC  

But it wouls grow slower

2019-12-16 16:43:32 UTC  

it wouldn't grow at all

2019-12-16 16:43:40 UTC  

It grew regardless

2019-12-16 16:43:49 UTC  

it grew in the context of a large empire

2019-12-16 16:43:58 UTC  

It makes growth easier

2019-12-16 16:44:09 UTC  

Due to communication links

2019-12-16 16:44:24 UTC  

what major world religion grew without a large empire?

2019-12-16 16:44:51 UTC  

hinduism may be the only semi-exception

2019-12-16 16:45:27 UTC  

and it's only partly an exception

2019-12-16 16:45:43 UTC  

unique in various ways

2019-12-16 16:46:03 UTC  

Hmm mayve

2019-12-16 16:46:26 UTC  

The Jews had big empires nearby but the religion didnt spread

2019-12-16 16:46:51 UTC  

Religions of the big spread nature seem to be a rather late development

2019-12-16 16:46:53 UTC  

Taken together, science and religion provide the fundamental organizing principles by which individuals, communities, and institutions function and evolve. When the material and spiritual dimensions of the life of a community are kept in mind and due attention is given to both scientific and spiritual knowledge, the tendency to reduce human progress to the consumption of goods, services and technological packages is avoided. Scientific knowledge, to take but one simple example, helps the members of a community to analyse the physical and social implications of a given technological proposal—say, its environmental impact—and spiritual insight gives rise to moral imperatives that uphold social harmony and that ensure technology serves the common good. Together, these two sources of knowledge are essential to the liberation of individuals and communities from the traps of ignorance and passivity. They are vital to the advancement of civilization.

2019-12-16 16:47:06 UTC  

But arent large Empires also a late devlopment

2019-12-16 16:47:44 UTC  

Might be another force which made both

2019-12-16 16:48:12 UTC  

what big empire did the jews have?

2019-12-16 16:48:26 UTC  

They didnt run them, just had them exist nearby

2019-12-16 16:48:37 UTC  

Especially in later times

2019-12-16 16:48:41 UTC  

khazarian?

2019-12-16 16:48:44 UTC  

😛

2019-12-16 16:48:48 UTC  

kek...

2019-12-16 16:48:55 UTC  

goteem

2019-12-16 16:49:03 UTC  

boooya

2019-12-16 16:49:08 UTC  

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2019-12-16 16:49:26 UTC  

That is one Empire they managed to infect

2019-12-16 16:49:32 UTC  

Hmmm

2019-12-16 16:49:46 UTC  

it's not really valid

2019-12-16 16:49:57 UTC  

they were force converted

2019-12-16 16:50:11 UTC  

The rulers converted

2019-12-16 16:50:18 UTC  

than they forced everyone else

2019-12-16 16:50:22 UTC  

yep

2019-12-16 16:50:38 UTC  

power is dictation

2019-12-16 16:50:39 UTC  

Similar thing happened in Rome with Christianity though