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Subject: Re: religion between war and peace
Every religion that I know of except the Jain's in Kashmir have supported war and violence. I think that was one of Karl Marx's goals, thinking if religion was banned, there would be no wars....but then humans always seem to find some reason to kill each other. For me, I think the one of the worst injustices are the Indian's and Pakistani's fighting over Kashmir. Some native American tribes before white men settled were peace loving but other tribes were warriors. The Jain religion is my favorite, not even wanting to kill mere insects......in the end, humans are really a silly creature and probably not as strong as a virus, or a meteor which is what will be the end of us all eventually.....Shiva, Allah, Yahweh, the Sun, all are names for beings humans wish existed so there would be some meaning to all the misery on this earth and some reward after....humans are just mostly egotistical, greedy, vengeful and all are sinners.....it would be wonderful if there is a god....in the meantime, I study the good parts of all religions and then pray one day the human race will come to it's senses and quit all the violence....even African tribes are warriors over territory and food in ancient days....we are no better nor are we any different.Only upon our death will we know the real truth..and it's a shame to kill others in the name of any religion or politics.
So sad we think we are so smart, when the mosquito and the virus are probably smarter than us.
Peace.
Subject: Re: religion between war and peace
The entire Book of Joshua, for that matter, reads like one long endorsement of genocide.Political fantacism and the literal interpretation of religion have an ancient symbiosis.