Answer for: Why do you generalize religion?

#1 I don't!  

 
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Alexander Member (Level 5): 2,545 points   2 years ago

I got the impression that "I don't" and negative answers were considered a newbie-mistake (http://www.grupthink.com/topic/3334), but then again, I'm more of a newbie than Pol here, so it's hard to tell.

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Alexander Member (Level 5): 2,545 points   2 years ago

Btw, I think it's great that you don't generalize religion, Pol. :-)

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IDContent Member (Level 4): 630 points   2 years ago

All World Religion are close to each other and completely different at the same time, IMHO.
But evem without a conception of "GOD" per se, the "greatest" and most humanistic religion is Mahayana Buddhism. So in this religion, we simple can't find the the fact of the "war for the sake of God."

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Gaz_Watson Member (Level 6): 9,201 points   6 months ago

http://www.grupthink.com/answer/34371

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