Religion in the Modern World: The herd mentality is a key component to any religion's success

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Home About Me Some Scary Stuff Blog Description Attempting to provide a different perspective on the things that we have come to accept and believe but this time around with a much mellower tone. Make no mistake however, patience with the bible lobotomized, (or those rendered dysfunctional by any holy book for that matter), is still in short supply. All I would ask anyone to consider is this; we all have a penchant to default to the notion of respecting the beliefs of others, my first response when someone tries to play that card against me is always the same . . . "you first"	Wednesday, June 22, 2005 The herd mentality is a key component to any religion's success For some reason God chose 2,000 years ago to demonstrate for mankind that he actually existed, at least for followers of the Christian faith. Imagine for a second that the events as depicted in the bible never took place. Do you think it possible that the scenarios as described back then would be as... Sign in to see full entry. Posted by: gomedome at: 6:46 PM . . . Share Your Thoughts: (2) (permalink)

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Attempting to provide a different perspective on the things that we have come to accept and believe but this time around with a much mellower tone. Make no mistake however, patience with the bible lobotomized, (or those rendered dysfunctional by any holy book for that matter), is still in short supply. All I would ask anyone to consider is this; we all have a penchant to default to the notion of respecting the beliefs of others, my first response when someone tries to play that card against me is always the same . . . "you first"

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

The herd mentality is a key component to any religion's success

For some reason God chose 2,000 years ago to demonstrate for mankind that he actually existed, at least for followers of the Christian faith. Imagine for a second that the events as depicted in the bible never took place. Do you think it possible that the scenarios as described back then would be as... Sign in to see full entry.

Posted by: gomedome at: 6:46 PM . . . Share Your Thoughts: (2) (permalink)

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