[GlobalMan]

(11-30-2015 01:10 AM)Mage Wrote:  

To all those who criticise my idea I just want to drop a few points.

1)First I could be wrong, this is just a theory of mine but still

2)Second what type of Christianity are they embracing?

3)How seriously do they take it?

4)Even if they convert to christianity in masses it takes generations for some concepts to be internalized in society.


There is Christianity that doesn't do a shit to promote human dignity - everything is pussified, men and women hold hands and sing love songs to Jesus and then go out and live secular lives.

And then there is Christianity which teaches a human is made in the image of God so it is below human dignity to eat shit for money and accept humiliation for fame or "love".

Christianity has this vast pallette of nuances, it is a broad world, seriously if you are outsider to it then it is you who probably don't understand much from statistics and all that materialistic way of analyzing things.

All of that's well and good, but what does that have to do with the original premise that those without Christianity are prone to lacking human dignity in comparison? What is the basis for that belief?

Are you saying Japanese and Koreans have an intrinsic lack of dignity, to any degree, due to not being Christians?

This is a silly suggestion even with the most shallow of examinations. Have you been to these places?

Those cultures value and practice dignity and honor in daily life to a degree that Westerners can hardly conceive of. It seems that, for some reason, you're confusing certain very specific cultural nuances with 'dignity'. I'm failing to follow this line of reasoning.

Mage Wrote:

it is a broad world, seriously if you are outsider to it then it is you who probably don't understand much from statistics and all that materialistic way of analyzing things.

Read that part to yourself a few times, and consider your own advice.