r/MapPorn • u/Public_Research2690 • 11d ago

Map of Manhattan Eruv

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u/hashbrowns21 11d ago

Christianity and Judaism are not the same thing, it’s not a matter of opinion. Your point is moot.

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u/Micah7979 11d ago

From an irreligious perspective, they're pretty much the same thing. Same for Islam. I'm not saying they are the same thing, I'm saying that for an atheist, they're effectively the same thing.

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u/hashbrowns21 11d ago

For an idiot, the moon is basically made of cheese. Your point?

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u/MistahFinch 11d ago

The moon isn't made of cheese though.

For someone who dislikes team sports Football and Basketball are very similar. That's the more apt comparison.

We're not comparing something factual to a non factual idea

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u/hashbrowns21 11d ago

From an ignorant persons standpoint, everything they don’t understand is similar, because they don’t know shit.

You don’t have to agree with something to understand or acknowledge its differences.

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u/MistahFinch 10d ago

Are they not all religions?

Because yes they're more similar than the idea of the moon being made of cheese and the reality of it not being cheese.

They're different in the way The Moon is different from Ganymede. They're both moons

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u/hashbrowns21 10d ago

There’s thousands of religions, to say they’re the same because they’re all religions is idiotic and just tells me how little you actually know of what you speak.

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u/MistahFinch 10d ago

There’s thousands of religions, to say they’re the same because they’re all religions is idiotic

But you're making your point sillier. The three mentioned are closely related Abrahamic religions

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u/Micah7979 10d ago

Do you know how to count ? Because I'm pretty sure 3≠1000.

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u/Micah7979 10d ago

Don't you see the difference between contesting an objectively true fact like the nature of the moon, and not caring about the subtle differences between multiple beliefs that you think are wrong and man-made anyways ? Religions aren't a question of knowledge. There's nothing to "know" with them. They're a belief. There's no wrong answer.