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Daily Archives: September 24, 2015
Religion’s propagators – not religion per se – are to blame for vilification, discord and war among peoples
Most of the wars on earth have been labeled “religious” or “holy” because they were caused by differences in religious doctrine – and by religious urgings. Those wars that included the Jewish conquest of the Levant, the Muslim invasions, and … Continue reading
