> I think it's been wrongfully misconstrued as irrational by people who don't really understand the religion, inside and out. You mean by 99.9% of the people.

> I think it's been wrongfully misconstrued as irrational by people who don't really understand the religion, inside and out. You mean by 99.9% of the people. I have no doubt there is everything one may need to get enlightened in Christianity also but Christians have seemingly done amazing job obscuring that. And I can't recognize Christianity as rational because it requires you to just believe all the way through (in Buddhism as I know it believing is considered harmful, you are meant to experience it yourself and even then you are considered a fool if you start believing).