> "...we should really be wary of people using religion as justification for some seemingly unreasonable action." yah, after thousands of years, you'd think we

> "...we should really be wary of people using religion as justification for some seemingly unreasonable action." yah, after thousands of years, you'd think we'd have learned by now. jesus taught humbleness, immateriality, and service to others. instead, the catholic church (as merely one example) built a global empire and brought atrocity to countless 'heathens' throughout the centuries. pope francis is certainly refreshing, but the church has a lot to atone for (and 50 billion 'hail marys' ain't gonna cut it).