Philosophy and religion shouldn't intersect

To focus on Christian studies for example is like having a fraction of a philosophy degree

You shouldn't be able to borrow my tax dollars to go major in religion.

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Philosophy is literally the concept of how the world does and should work; it’s inherently multidisciplinary and nothing should be excluded from understanding it

philosophy encompasses religion

Not intersects

Philosophy is originally all sciences

Yes

It became more about theoretical speculation

And it branched out

It became pondering about spiritualist nonsense

Not nonsense

thats why I don't like it that much

philosophy and religion may overlap each other, it doesn't not mean one encompasses the other

Not entirely nonsense ***

Religion is a tricky thing to teach.... because SOMEONE will get their panties in a bunch that THEIR religion wasn't taught (or taught right)

I need to do homework so I can’t get into this

Philosophy of religion literally encompasses religion.

For example I was a staunch atheist before I learned about Socrates and Descartes

I am a purely materialistic person so entirely nonsense for me @Gilgamesh

I see

Philosophy is more open to interpretation.... Religion.... not so much in some cases

Not like greedy materialist

Socrates' logic ringed true for me even as a staunch atheist at the time.

I believe everything can be explained by natural means

what do you define as natural?

Even if you don't believe the stories of religion you can still enjoy them or the morals behind them..... I love Greek Mythology even if I don't believe they are real

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@AHeroQuest

I enjoy stories

David and Goliath is a great story even if you aren't religious

But nothing more

Look

It's easier to call that naturalism instead of materialism.

Socrates was purely logic based

How can something come from nothing?

Man this song, I like it... don't know why. It is cool seeing all random iconic toons and animes in it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjTugPleGow

@AHeroQuest everything rooted in the material world and in any way observable

That is nature