Christ sacrificed Himself on the cross to erase your bad KARMA

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How Christianity Made the World Ignorant


The Darkening Age follows the collapse of civilization (the Roman Empire) from the time of Jesus to about 500 AD. In that time, the Romans went from tolerating Christians and their fierce sect (Pliny called it a “degenerate sort of cult”), to being taken over by it. The empire went from multi-faith to one single faith, as Christians, far from loving their neighbors, destroyed all vestiges of previous civilization, including the largest repository of knowledge and history — the library at Alexandria — and forced their religion on one and all, or face execution. They implemented spying by neighbors, required bishops to monitor each other for their faith, and instituted gruesome torture and murder for anyone suspected of lack of enthusiasm for Christianity.

Throughout the book there is a heartbreaking refugee, a philosopher named Damascius. He fled Alexandria because philosophy was destroyed by Christianity. He made it to Athens, where he resurrected the Academy of ancient Greece, and it thrived once again -until the Christians took over. He fled again, this time to Persia, which was so vulgar and ignorant, he and his last seven philosophers fled back to the Roman Empire, where they faded from history.


https://medium.com/the-straight-dope/how-christianity-made-the-world-ignorant-c49fc9cac24a
 
That is a valid point. Any other exceptions besides sexual taboos?

Tons.
Two more very quick examples.
Denying the existence of god would not bring you bad karma.
Wearing blended fabrics would never be considered bad karma.

Karma and sin are not the same thing. One cannot simply forgive away karma it just is.
 
Tons.
Two more very quick examples.
Denying the existence of god would not bring you bad karma.
Wearing blended fabrics would never be considered bad karma.

Karma and sin are not the same thing. One cannot simply forgive away karma it just is.

I didn't know that was a sin.

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