Giving desperate people hope and purpose in a world where no actual
hope and purpose is evident.

dj


On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 3:50 PM, 1CellOfMany <[email protected]> wrote:
> There have been many discussions here where the negative results of
> religion have been brought up as a side issue to another discussion.
> I would like to start two parallel threads here, one about the good
> that religions and religious people have done in and for the world,
> and the other about the bad things that have come from, and been done
> because of religion.
>
> In this thread, lets concentrate on discussing the positive
> contributions of religion. The good acts, the positive results of
> religious teaching, and the positive things that can be learned from
> reading the "source books" of religion, such as the Bible, the
> Upanishads, the Koran, and other writings that are considered "Holy"
> by any religion.
>
> A historical time-line might also be useful, correlating the beginning
> and growth of each religion to historical events and trends in the
> places where the religion was spread.
>
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