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And I'm calling you out for your overt bigotry, and pointing out that what you want to talk about has nothing to do with the topic. I am well aware of the issu
by eesmith 2y ago
And I'm calling you out for your overt bigotry, and pointing out that what you want to talk about has nothing to do with the topic.
I am well aware of the issues in theocratic rule, in multiple Abrahamic branches, and in non-Abrahamic religions.
That doesn't at all explain what "leave Christianity behind" is supposed to mean. When did Europe start that process?
- LargoLasskhyfv 2y ago> When did Europe start that process? Why is that so important to you? For me it's irrelevant, because I could have left that behind as soon as I got aware of that sillyness. Which I actually didn't until a few years later, because of 'opportunity costs'. Took me 2 hours ping-ponging between desks in different offices, because loss of taxes, which federal government, state, county, city, and church did not want. But that was all. No further harassment. As far as I know, this has been the case in most of Europe for several hundreds of years, in one way or another. I have some doubts regarding Portugal, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Poland in these matters and timing, but not much more. In most if not all islamic countries someone would have put a Fatwa on me, like I was rabid, for that percieved heresy. Just being able to say: "No, I don't want this! Leave me alone!" is how it should be, overriding any other concern. If you don't get this and expect me to refute every single point of your pedantry into all eternity, you're riding a dead horse as in the german word "Paragraphenreiter". ( https://dict.leo.org/german-english/Paragraphenreiter https://dict.leo.org/german-english/Paragraphenreiter ) I won't do that. I don't care. I won't even agree to disagree, as politeness would dictate. There is no politeness in this for me, just zero tolerance.