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A Reader

2009 / 5 / 4 - 01:26
التحكم: الحوار المتمدن

It’s clear from the above comments that two schools of thought exist, as far as handling religious criticism goes. The first engages in ad-hominem attacks on the founder, stopping no short of outright slander, and making no distinction between past events, which shouldn’t be taken out of their historic context, and modern standards, which weren’t known to mankind in those days. The second resorts to philological, archeological, and historic examination of foundation period, pointing at unmistakable contradictions, discrepancies, or absence of records, making every possible attempt to respect the tradition itself, while simultaneously attempting to divest it from the sacrosanct aura in which it was long enshrined, and bring it into the mundane realm.

Unless you are out to exact personal vengeance against that religion, either because your own faith has been out-competed by it, or because of some irreparable harm that personally befell you on the hands of its followers, I see no point in adopting the first path: it alienates the very people you set out to guide, and create an i

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