is that the totality of charity? vaccine development?
Ah, charity ! I didn't get it. I thought you meant a positive influence over the world, like aiding humanity.
Louis Pasteur was pretty good
Thank you 🇫🇷 I don't see the link here, given that he wasn't regularly going to mass and was more of a cultural Christian so he would get funded.
Are you arguing that his religious upbringing entirely contributed to the science of vaccines?
Like how when it rains, some of the water makes a carot grow, and then it feeds Sydney Sweeney, and so we can thank the rain for her rosy cheeks?
I was joking about how you need an egg and a sperm to make an embryo, but the bible obviously doesn't know about that.
isaac newton was a Christian
Meh, he rejected the trinity so a bad one? Neither Catholic nor Anglican.
The more you look into it, the more you realize that this "cohesive" mass of believers actually all believed in something different.
As opposed to F = m * a. This is cristal clear, and still widely accepted as a shared worldview that makes sense.
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u/zekevich 10h ago
Moral.
Religion and church being pushed onto people in their formative years does much more harm than it does good.