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"Discovering Religion: Ep. 1 - Ready-Made World" by
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This is the first installment of the original series "Discovering Religion". In this episode DiscoveringReligion discusses the apparent conflicts that exist with our present observable reality and our past archaic religious traditions that not only seem to contradict one another, but all that we have discovered through the scientific method.

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[tarun1982]

SHAME ON RELIGION!!! It's just making a mockery of reason and fact and the hard work of millions of people to bring true facts together to see what we can learn.

[PeacefulAtheist1]

@Cobac Yeah, I'll die eventually, but so what, it's not about me. It's about something bigger. It's about the continuation of humankind, nay, all life as a whole. By dedicating ones life to discovering what's true and how the world around us works we can make our negligibly small attempt to ensure that after I'm gone, those that come after me will have an opportunity to experience for their brief moment how wondrous it is to exist.

[44Kkrozzy]

The Arahamic religions are by far the most stupid beliefs but Buddhism and Taoism are not so bad. Some sections believe in deities but mainly reflect on how the universe and nature simply is and to live in harmony with it...

[TheKcsmithy]

interesting video and very informative

[antiteista83]

@mouthyweasel

Hey thank you...in fact it sounded familiar :)

[mouthyweasel]

@antiteista83 Pink Floyd's "Echoes" Part I [I think]

[antiteista83]

Name of the music? Thx in advance ;)

[MrBrucebracey]

some really good stuff here

[personEks]

@MrRichardwinkel No, actually, I'll only accept as tenable those that are supported by observational and experimental evidence. Anything else would be, well, unsubstantiated fantasy. Like I said, you have much to learn, start with the scientific method.

[MrRichardwinkel]

@personEks we all do, are you willing to accept all possibility's into your hypothesis or just the ones you like?

[personEks]

@MrRichardwinkel You have much to learn....