[Apparently promoting Christian holy war]
It is blindingly obvious, given current events, that the world would be better off with only ONE religion. War and strife will continue until the people are united under one flag. If you think about it, this has to be the endgame.
If that's the inevitable conclusion, then why shouldn't Christians fight to be the last one standing? Why shouldn't muslims?
In this light, a good Christian should be vocal, she should take action. The sooner we get to one religion, the sooner we get to peace.
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"It is blindingly obvious, given current events, that the world would be better off with NO religion. War and strife will continue until people no longer follow the orders of an imaginary deity. If you think about it, this is the ideal scenario."
No, no, you got it all wrong Garden. See, each religion will have their different sects/denominations/whatever fight it out and whoever comes out on top will be the one to go on to represent the whole religion.
"No, no, you got it all wrong Garden"
Mad Dog, I was employing sarcasm in my response. Did you read the whole thing? It was very much tongue-in-cheek explaining how Christians were going to be united under one banner since right now they can't agree. (Think of any tournament or semi-finals; that's what I was going for.)
Good logic. 0 sounds perfect!
The Christians will fight, the muslims will fight, the Jews and hindus will fight and all will fall under thor's mighty hammer.
I dunno, I think a world with no religion at all would be better. But I can deal with having many religions as long as they can. (Put another way, I don't give a damn what you believe as long as you don't expect me to believe it.)
WRONG
the world would be better off without any religion
and still, weird how there are much more religion war quotes than atheist war quotes on the net
Yes, if the one religion was atheism.
(Well, these fools usually call atheism a religion, so why not play along?)
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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