.@jonasarvind There is no greater evidence of humans' silly superstitiousness than moral allegories dolled up as actualizations of reality.
.@tadmaster Anthropologically, religion was a social control system: allegories. That doesn't mean snakes can *actually* talk. @jonasarvind
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@emlynaddison exactly; religion=control system, morality =mechanism, science=testing framework.
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@emlynaddison heh - and any attempt to outgrow their imaginary restraints is an attempt to "stifle the spread of His Word"
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@tadmaster Goes back to my original point: Christians did their own stifling, defended like this: http://twitpic.com/ctd56c@jonasarvind -
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@jonasarvind There are too many holes in this to continue reading. Please scrutinize it more closely and truthfully w/out bias.@tadmaster -
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@jonasarvind I got a bit further than that: "if God exists, objective moral values exist" Only a turkey thinks this is logic.@tadmaster - 1 more reply
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