Don’t you find that ironic for peace to happen or (The world to come together) we must get rid of religion…usmarine2007 wrote:
Unless you get rid of religion...............nope.
Yes I do. Religion has been the base of ALL wars.The Bartenders Son wrote:
Don’t you find that ironic for peace to happen or (The world to come together) we must get rid of religion…usmarine2007 wrote:
Unless you get rid of religion...............nope.
Except our Civil War....and WW2....and the Mexican War....etc.usmarine2007 wrote:
Yes I do. Religion has been the base of ALL wars.The Bartenders Son wrote:
Don’t you find that ironic for peace to happen or (The world to come together) we must get rid of religion…usmarine2007 wrote:
Unless you get rid of religion...............nope.
Wrong.SysTray wrote:
Except our Civil War....and WW2....and the Mexican War....etc.usmarine2007 wrote:
Yes I do. Religion has been the base of ALL wars.The Bartenders Son wrote:
Don’t you find that ironic for peace to happen or (The world to come together) we must get rid of religion…
Rofl ok. Tell me why instead of shitting out of your mouth.usmarine2007 wrote:
Wrong.SysTray wrote:
Except our Civil War....and WW2....and the Mexican War....etc.usmarine2007 wrote:
Yes I do. Religion has been the base of ALL wars.
Morals and righteousness were/are based of religious ideals.SysTray wrote:
Rofl ok. Tell me why instead of shitting out of your mouth.usmarine2007 wrote:
Wrong.SysTray wrote:
Except our Civil War....and WW2....and the Mexican War....etc.
"Morals and righteousness were/are based of religious ideals."Bubbalo wrote:
So, where did religion factor in to the second Iraq War?
Everyone thinks they are doing the right thing and that God supports them. How can you reach true peace with that?Bubbalo wrote:
So, then, the fact that I'm not part of a religion means I have no morals, and cannot act in a manner conducive to conflict? Because my near perma-ban says otherwise.
Religious and morals are two different things, friend. You can't say by any means that all people that follow a religion have morals and are righteous, and you can't say that people with morals follow a religion.usmarine2007 wrote:
Morals and righteousness were/are based of religious ideals.SysTray wrote:
Rofl ok. Tell me why instead of shitting out of your mouth.usmarine2007 wrote:
Wrong.
Not always. What I do in my life are based off of my morals, but at the same time I am not religious and my ideals aren't told to me by a god. I still disagree with people and wish to fight them sometimes. (the smaller scale equivalent to a war)usmarine2007 wrote:
"Morals and righteousness were/are based of religious ideals."Bubbalo wrote:
So, where did religion factor in to the second Iraq War?
Would those actions not eventually lead to full scale war?SysTray wrote:
A bombing here, a bombing there...some assassinations, etc. Those are religious wars.
The full scale wars aren't based off of religion.
That kind of crap has been going on in the middle east since the beginning of man. It's attrition, not war.usmarine2007 wrote:
Would those actions not eventually lead to full scale war?SysTray wrote:
A bombing here, a bombing there...some assassinations, etc. Those are religious wars.
The full scale wars aren't based off of religion.
Too bad his brain will implode trying to figure out how Hitler was fighting for his god.Bubbalo wrote:
I think we're going about this the wrong, SysTray. Perhaps we should ask usmarine to give us a rundown of the cause of both World Wars, and their relation to religion.