tryptonaut
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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Forkbender a dit:tryptonaut a dit:At the heart of christianity and islam is the belief that every believer must recruit new believers and those who are not believers are lesser human beings (or "evil" or whatever).
This is a pretty bold statement. I think that at the heart of every religion there is a mystical experience, that there are many layers beneath the dogmatic surface. Pride (I am better than you) is a surfacesymptom, not part of the core.
Might be a bold statement, but I'm getting the bold statements from believers of dogmatic religions all the time, why can't I make a bold statement (which I pulled out of my ass just like they do - only they can always "prove it" with texts from their dogmatic books)
In my opinion if you do believe in mysticism and spirituality you can find a lot of interesting things in islamic and christian culture - but you can't be a believer in these religions because of all the other bullshit they are binding you to. As soon as you start critizising and thinking on your own you can just as well quit the crap calling yourself a "believer" in these religions. Either you are a believer and believe in the dogma, or you don't. I don't. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate the spiritualistic roots of a certain religion.