If you don't believe in the God of the Bible, what would it take for you to believe? [Spirituality & Religion]
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uknaked · 70-79, M
If the religious leaders of the world got together to condemn deadly violence done in their name?
Religious difference has, for centuries, been the excuse for violent conflict and murder, and it continues today.
The self serving religious ideologs that promote religious doctrines, and demand allegiance, are the root of most evil.
Religious difference has, for centuries, been the excuse for violent conflict and murder, and it continues today.
The self serving religious ideologs that promote religious doctrines, and demand allegiance, are the root of most evil.
ms20182878 · 61-69, M
@uknaked So, tell me... Why would that be convincing to you? I'm trying to follow your logic...
uknaked · 70-79, M
@ms20182878 It would not necessarily convince me about anything, but the actions of religious leaders make it impossible to realistically believe anybody! If they took steps to come together to help humanity, rather than kill it, they might get a modicum of respect. But all they care about is themselves, not stopping the violence, by removing fundamentalist insanity.