The Supreme Court on Thursday, in a 4-4 ruling, said Oklahoma cannot create the nation's first religious charter school funded directly with taxpayer dollars.
You confuse justification for cause. Again my argument that even in a world in which somehow organized religion never developed, the same violence would have happened under a different pretense or even no pretense at all.
“I want what you have and I can take it, so I will” is enough justification in a perfectly rational non religious world for any kind of war and violence.
In a world where religion never developed, nothing would have changed? Then it rather clearly carries that it’s sole use has been to introduce some exploitable divisions in our non-hypothetical universe. I’m sorry, I think you’re actually making my case for me at this point.
(I’m not confusing boo, and don’t presume to tell me what I mean.)
You confuse justification for cause. Again my argument that even in a world in which somehow organized religion never developed, the same violence would have happened under a different pretense or even no pretense at all.
“I want what you have and I can take it, so I will” is enough justification in a perfectly rational non religious world for any kind of war and violence.
In a world where religion never developed, nothing would have changed? Then it rather clearly carries that it’s sole use has been to introduce some exploitable divisions in our non-hypothetical universe. I’m sorry, I think you’re actually making my case for me at this point.
(I’m not confusing boo, and don’t presume to tell me what I mean.)