surviving christendom

[powellwired]

i agree.

[Sarnarath]

in medieval times a lot of people were killed in the name of christ for suposidly practising satanisme and paganisme, half of them were infact devoted christians.

in my eyes religion is a very dangerous and irrational thing.

[Sarnarath]

we dont live in the bronze age anymore, so we dont need bronze age myths anymore.

we must banish christendom and religion as a whole out of our society and come to our senses!

[powellwired]

thanks for viewing my video. banish religion? wishful thinking & highly unlikely. but, with the end of christendom, i do think there is an opportunity to displace magical thinking with rational thought. can faith motivated thinking (e.g. Dr. King) be part of the answer and not part of the problem? i don't really know, but i do know that the slaughter of the 20th century was mostly initiated by secular states. and now the slaughter is coming from religious ones. our thoughts may not be far apart.

[neothomist1275]

"The attempt to operate in the realm of substance pragmatically as if it were the realm of phenomena -- that is the definition of magic. The interrelation of science and power, and the consequent cancerous growth of the utilitarian segment of existence, has injected a strong element of magic culture into modern civilization." -- Eric Voegelin