Not religion. Social corruption. Racism. And of course political agendas.
Human rights: one research team's answer the the question: Why do countries differ? http://j.mp/2qdOlBD "Political institutions are highly correlated with human rights, but religion is the decisive background factor."pic.twitter.com/uSvc3u7R9o
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Except this research specifically found religion made a difference.
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They did so great in WWII right? No they either were taken over by Germany (Norway, Denmark), remained neutral (Sweden) or fought with the Germans against the Russians (Finland). Laudable? I don't think so.
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How does this explain Russia which Tolstoy portrays as the most virtuous of nations?
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Pretty simple - 70 years of communism and atheism brought the country to the current condition.
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What? Where do you get this information from? It was never peaceful, why do you think there were crusades?
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God speaks endlessly of nations/peoples, addressing their national characters and inclinations in an unhesitatingly monolithic sense. Then we had to go an invent sec/hum which is an academic whitewash for intentionally installed confusion for the purpose of fostering alientation.
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Maybe its just me, but this makes no sense.
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