I'm amazed that past misdeeds play such a big role in determining the net worth of religions worldwide. Animosity is human nature. I'd assert that some of the most successful attempts to transcend animosities have found their roots in religious faith. Why else would Christian organizations worldwide be among the first to send aid to the [mostly Muslim] nations devastated by the tsunami? Why else would my denomination send money to start a church in the middle of Baghdad? I think that faith is one of the most vital weapons in overcoming the baser elements of human nature, and I would suggest that those who believe otherwise are so convinced because they had unfortunate encounters with 'religious' individuals who refused to do so.


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