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I linked you to a subject that checked all three of your stated interests, which Issac Newton found compelling enough to translate, and you dismissed it out of hand.
What's your "critical thinking" there?
>>25083892 lb
I linked you to a subject that checked all three of your stated interests, which Issac Newton found compelling enough to translate, and you dismissed it out of hand.
What's your "critical thinking" there?
If that's how to respond to those who attempt to engage positively with your interests, I'll ask again "why are you here?"
Of course you aren't.
But you've piqued my interest in trying to understand what interests/motivates you, since you've chosen to devote time and effort towards keeping this ball rolling.
Why do you figure there's never been a major civilization without religion?
When a large segment of society attempted to demand that people abandon God.
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It's actually exactly that, for me. When I was young I had it in my head that society had "moved on" from God, but I didn't want to just blindly accept what I was told so I earnestly explored the idea outside of religion.
I just happened to keep coming to many of the same conclusions that religious teachings expressed.