Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Fujiwara Takumi
humanaity is steeped in tradition and the majority of those rules have a strong basis in decent moral code. a coworker and i were just talking about the differences between judaism, islam and christianity, all in all theyre really not SUSBTANTIally differen and a great majority of people believe in it. some could say theyre just stories, etc, but what you cant say is that the "rules" have no basis in reality. dont steal, dont fuck your friends over or fuck your friends life and youll have a happy life. right?!

This is true....many of the rules do have a basis in reality. I like the morals that religions teach. But many of the rules are either flat out wrong or have no basis in today’s society. I also don't like how many religions promote intolerance of others beliefs by saying that if you don't believe our way then you are going to hell. These breeds hate and I don't like it. I like the basis of a lot of religions I just don't like the execution. Personally I don’t think that religion (the way they are today) is the best way to teach morals…but it’s just my opinion.
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