Right, I do not consider atheism or religion to be important.Bart Ehrman is probably the most widely acclaimed atheist religious scholar in America.
Right, I do not consider atheism or religion to be important.Bart Ehrman is probably the most widely acclaimed atheist religious scholar in America.
Most of Christianity has been negative. Even Medieval priests owned slaves..
Therefore, he can and does openly state that the Christian influence on Western history is massive, and much of it was undeniably positive.
You never studied history, Hugo.Always inhibited it, from my study of history.
Karl Marx wasn't alive in 1950. Nevertheless, his philosophies still are practice today, mostly by Democrats.No one is a marxist. My god, you are stuck in 1950.
This is a lie. You consider your own religions to be important...each and every one of them.Right, I do not consider atheism or religion to be important.
So? Presentism fallacy.Most of Christianity has been negative. Even Medieval priests owned slaves.
That was over 1,000 years ago.Christianity has been negative. Even Medieval priests owned slaves.
all the religions had slaves.Most of Christianity has been negative. Even Medieval priests owned slaves.
serfdom comes from the Diocletian reforms of the Roman empire which bonded chosen families to the land as the tax collecting forces, and with the monetization from the yield of the land going to the gentry for taxation purposes.That was over 1,000 years ago.
Slavery existed all over; in Europe, Africa, Americas, Asia back then.
You can't use that a reason to say Christianity was a uniquely evil and oppressive force in the world.
Slavery was largely replaced in the European Middle Ages by serfdom and feudalism. In part because the church discouraged the enslavement of Christians and encouraged the liberation of slaves.
Slavery did continue to exist at large scale in Byzantine and Islamic-controlled areas of the Mediterranean.
Slavery still exists, Cyborg. Even in the United States (illegally).That was over 1,000 years ago.
Slavery existed all over; in Europe, Africa, Americas, Asia back then.
It obviously isn't. It was instrumental in ending legal slavery.You can't use that a reason to say Christianity was a uniquely evil and oppressive force in the world.
Slavery is not serfdom. Slavery is not feudalism. Go learn English, Cyborg.Slavery was largely replaced in the European Middle Ages by serfdom and feudalism.
Slavery still exists today, Cyborg.In part because the church discouraged the enslavement of Christians and encouraged the liberation of slaves.
Slavery did continue to exist at large scale in Byzantine and Islamic-controlled areas of the Mediterranean.
it's all cultural Marxism now.No one is a marxist. My god, you are stuck in 1950.
Nope, you assured me that the biggest threat was governmen purchased magenta toner from Staples, then the biggest threat was tools, and now the biggest threat is nihilism. Let's just go with the magenta toner.Nope. the biggest threats are satan and his nihilism.
both are bad.Nope, you assured me that the biggest threat was governmen purchased magenta toner from Staples, then the biggest threat was tools, and now the biggest threat is nihilism. Let's just go with the magenta toner.

blah blah blahit's all cultural Marxism now.
the shit that rots a society from the inside out.
critical theory
feminism
etc.
the Frankfurt school of satanic abomination.
So?all the religions had slaves.
Never said "uniquely evil."That was over 1,000 years ago.
Slavery existed all over; in Europe, Africa, Americas, Asia back then.
You can't use that a reason to say Christianity was a uniquely evil and oppressive force in the world.
So he nullified your attack on Christianity using a presentism fallacy, Hugo.
so never say uniquely evil.
seems like theology is based on a lot of word games, bullshit, and self-puffery.Organized Religion and theology are very different things!
Theology is based on absolutely truths.
Organized Religion is based on traditions and narrow interpretations of Scripture with little or no depth.