Religion has a direct impact on world history and often an indirect impact as well. This one is for all the people who say 'What harm can it do if people are allowed to believe in religion?'
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.You don't believe religion should be allowed?
DavidDCR
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Dec 29, 2018
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Considering that religion has been the root cause for more suffering and death than the bubonic plague, I would say it should be tolerated less so than the plague.
@Surfpirate And what do you think the punishment should be for being religious?
@DavidDCR Isn't being religious punishment enough in and of itself? I don't think that the mentally ill and delusional should be punished, that would be cruel. We should look for a cure for this mental illness and not stigmatize it.
Sounds like the final word (on the plague, a contentious topic) has yet to be spoken.
AstralSmoke
Level 8
Nov 12, 2018
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Not if you were one of its victims, then the final word was definitely spoken. 
@Surfpirate Good point! But they probably never heard the final word.
@AstralSmoke There was a scientist taking down empirical data at the time but sadly he succumbed to ...... wait for it ....... his topic of study.
Religion spoils everything. That's why my invisible friend is Casper the Friendly Ghost.
DenoPenno
Level 9
Nov 12, 2018
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Spooky little guy that tries to make everything better not worse, good choice. 
Which is worse spoil or ruin? Maybe it does both; it spoils things and ruins lives. Either way, I can't help but to agree and say that Casper is the only fictitious invisible character I'll tolerate.
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