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Default Re: Christianity and Science

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Originally Posted by Awar
I hope you realize how silly this all is.

I utterly respect the right of people to preserve their religious tradition,
but only up to a reasonable, common-sense level. For most of its time, the
christian churches were neither reasonable nor common sense.

The medieval times are a clear evidence of that.
In what way?

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If you say you want the return to absolute dogma, and absolute obedience to such an institution, I question your sincerity, and your progressive European orientation.
"In essentials - Orthodoxy. In non-essentials - Liberty. In all things - charity" - St Augustine

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Religion is religion, respect your gods, but, please don't expect me to put trust in an institution that has no safety break. The scientific progress was stopped and even reversed during the times when the church was the most powerful institution on earth.
It only picked up with the weakening of the dogmas.
Examples?


Personally, I don't see Christianity being any more dogmatic than the self-annihilating faith of Scientism.
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