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paxonel:
as a matter of fact there are Muslims and Babalawo traditionalists and even atheists who don't pray, talkless of quiet time, yet they achieve more than Christians how spent hours quietiming.

Life is not about quietiming
It's about knowing the right thing to do and do it

JessicaRabbit:
Well, well, well, isn't this a smorgasbord of logical fallacies served on a platter of historical amnesia? Painting entire cultures and their deities with such a broad brush demonstrates a profound ignorance of the rich tapestry of human belief systems throughout history. From the philosophical and scientific advancements of ancient Egypt to the artistic and cultural achievements of the Aztec Empire, attributing societal progress solely to specific religions betrays your staggering naivety on this subject. Furthermore, your assumption that because some societies with traditional religions haven't achieved the same level of technological advancement as the West, their deities must be inherently inferior, is a classic example of the post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy. Factors like geography, resource availability, and historical circumstances play a far greater role in societal development than any specific religious belief system.

Perhaps the most stupid thing about your post is its' appeal to colonial apologia, conveniently ignoring the exploitation, oppression, and cultural destruction often inflicted by colonizers in the name of spreading their faith. The fact that you are all too happy to credit the technological advancements of the West solely to Christianity while ignoring the contributions of countless other cultures throughout history, shows that you are not only wantonly ignorant, but terribly insensitive.

Your "Jesus Christ is the way" rhetoric holds absolutely no weight. It's a subjective belief statement, not an objective truth. Instead of seeking to rank religions based on personal beliefs, don't you think a more constructive approach would be to appreciate the unique contributions each faith makes to the richness and diversity of human spirituality?

thesicilian:
Your points do not make sense (to me). Does worshipping traditional deities prevent one from doing science and technology? I think the error in your reasoning comes from you thinking that science and technology is inextricably linked to Christianity

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