View Full Version : Fundementalism and violence in religion
vpkozel
06-22-04, 10:26 AM
Anybody think that maybe radical fundementalism and violence is influenced by the age of the religion? Christianity went through major upheaval, infighting, wars, and fundementalism from 1100-1600 or so - and it really got nasty towards the end. Islam was founded about 625 years after Christianity, so that would put us right smack dab in a corresponding period.
Just found this interesting.
republican lemmings always try to blame things on the minority of the population.
Anybody think that maybe radical fundementalism and violence is influenced by the age of the religion? Christianity went through major upheaval, infighting, wars, and fundementalism from 1100-1600 or so - and it really got nasty towards the end. Islam was founded about 625 years after Christianity, so that would put us right smack dab in a corresponding period.
Just found this interesting.
If so the Mormons and Jehovah's Witness are gonna be bad news in about 1000 years.
hasbeen99
06-22-04, 02:04 PM
Hmm. It might be cyclical, but the blame still falls on the people, not the pattern.
Superfluous_Nut
06-22-04, 02:22 PM
Anybody think that maybe radical fundementalism and violence is influenced by the age of the religion? Christianity went through major upheaval, infighting, wars, and fundementalism from 1100-1600 or so - and it really got nasty towards the end. Islam was founded about 625 years after Christianity, so that would put us right smack dab in a corresponding period.
Just found this interesting.
i dunno about age, tho i've made this point in the past. i would say, tho, that islam is really in need of a reformation movement.
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