Jason76
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As I stated in the new thread in the culture section, it isn't really about religion being right or wrong, but only that it serves as a method of social control. In other words, in social environments, not the one of some loner intellectual, controlling destructive behavior is of a high concern. In addition, being trusted in such paranoid atmospheres is highly desired, and religion provides that trust.
Possibly radical athiests and similar people, don't really believe human nature is that destructive that it needs to be controlled.
Possibly radical athiests and similar people, don't really believe human nature is that destructive that it needs to be controlled.
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