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Or maybe the starting point is that sapiens' DNA really is shaped for ruling. That sapiens mostly preferred 'Abrahamic religion' to others is then a consequenc
by bpizzi 8y ago
Or maybe the starting point is that sapiens' DNA really is shaped for ruling.
That sapiens mostly preferred 'Abrahamic religion' to others is then a consequence to this starting point.
- krapp 8y ago>That sapiens mostly preferred 'Abrahamic religion' to others is then a consequence to this starting point. Sapiens didn't mostly prefer Abrahamic religion. Judaism didn't proselytize as far as I'm aware, and Christianity and Islam converted many cultures and people by force (although not exclusively.) And you're not considering the widespread preference for Buddhist and animist religions, which over time likely equal if not surpass the Abrahamic faiths... although to be fair those also sometimes were spread by force as well.
- bpizzi 8y ago> And you're not considering the widespread preference for Buddhist and animist religion [...] Actually I'm not considering anything, I was just pointing that the theory in the parent's book could be reversed.