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> Given these premises, Your premises are faulty. But that's a lengthy and tedious discussion, probably not suitable for this post. Instead, I invite you to
by bdunbar 14y ago
> Given these premises,
Your premises are faulty. But that's a lengthy and tedious discussion, probably not suitable for this post.
Instead, I invite you to visit your local parish with an open mind, celebrate Mass. I suggest you'll find not ignorance or fear but knowledge and joy.
Also: coffee and donuts afterwards.
- qwertzlcoatl 14y agoJoy, I bet. Knowledge? That's rather subjective.
- nivla 14y agoTo nitpick: Why is Knowledge subjective? Knowledge just means familiarity with something. Now, whether it can be productive for you or not is subjective. For Example: Say, you visit an ancient Mayan temple, learn about their customs and how they performed their rituals. You may or may not be able to take something out of it and enhance your personal life but certainly knowing in detail about it gave you a better position to make that judgement.
- qwertzlcoatl 14y agoYou are right for nitpicking. If the term knowledge was meant to be literal and knowledge is not bound to be measurable or precise, of course I can find knowledge with a local parish. Or a local bum. Or a local check-out girl. Or a shaman along the amazon river. I was born into a strict catholic environment, so it's not solely prejudice when I judge Christianity.