How Religion is Destroying our Civilization

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[Stephen14]

I just watched How Religion is Destroying Our Civilization, and I have to say it really packs a punch. The film does a powerful job of challenging deeply held assumptions and prompting reflection

[Mediumerli]

I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I'm curious—has anyone recently had success finding a good pension scheme that still gives decent returns without locking you in too tight? A lot has changed lately, especially with inflation and costs going up, so I'm wondering if newer options are offering better flexibility or benefits now. Would love to hear if anyone's explored alternatives beyond EPF or PRS.

[Dohoptcom]

Saw this post and thought of something. A few years back, I visited Jerusalem and picked up a small piece of jewelry from jerusalemfaith.com. It wasn’t about religion for me, just a simple reminder of the trip. But it sparked a lot of chats with strangers there, each with different views. I

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The Dual Nature of Religion — From Moral Guidance to Social Division

Religion was originally meant to guide humanity toward goodness — to teach reverence for the divine, compassion for others, self-discipline, and the pursuit of spiritual purity. However, once different religions emerged and became deeply rooted in human societies, religion gradually turned into one of the major sources of division among people. In some cases, it even ignited large-scale wars. Paradoxically, the harm caused by religion sometimes seems greater than the good it was intended to bring.

Below is a discussion of this complex issue from several perspectives.

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