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oraphalous | 1 month ago

Maybe a societal foundation of: magic man in the sky - wasn't so great a foundation after all?

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Paraesthetic|1 month ago

It would be quite the opposite, the magic man favours families, children, and population growth. The rejection of these beliefs seems to be what is detrimental to society. The other stuff I'll leave for you to decide.

groos|1 month ago

What a non sequitur.

ehnto|1 month ago

I'm not convinced, I believe the institutions of church were and often still are the foundations of communities in many positive ways.

But the fact that they rest on an arbitrary belief in one of the popular gods does make it a pretty shakey foundation.

We see it right now, as the belief in Christianity has dwindled so too have the communities the church was supporting, the community can be separate to belief and probably should be of it is to support a greater community.

rupx|1 month ago

He's not wrong though.

jibal|1 month ago

Not a non sequitur ... go back and read what they responded to.