ten revolutions in future world

Re: neologist

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But the end of religions is a familiar theme.

What do you mean? Do you mean that I copied other post?

Yes, the end of religions is a familiar and old theme. But it is a basic theme of the whole world and we have never solved it completely.

Re: ige

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ige wrote:
Yes, the end of religions is a familiar and old theme. But it is a basic theme of the whole world and we have never solved it completely.

Yes, but the excesses of religion are not the fault of God but, instead are the fault of his so-called 'representatives'.

Yes, the end of religions is a familiar and old theme. But it is a basic theme of the whole world and we have never solved it completely.

Yes, but the excesses of religion are not the fault of God but, instead are the fault of his so-called 'representatives'.

yes, so-called 'representatives' of god are very evil. but if we don't believe in nonexistent god, we will not believe in its representatives.
everyone is too negligible in the universe to control one's fate. so that many people have to believe in god.
in fact, not nonexistent gods but powerful and metabolic environment control everyone's fate. only we think about our fates from the whole universe perspective, can we see our fates.