>>161929>other people can have religions or whatever, but ours would be the truth.just a screenshot of eduard saying something i agree fully with despite our complete difference in being except in religion, obviously catholicism have diversity of opinions as does islam, europe/middle east still hold extreme exclusivity as the paramount elite space, but i think religiosity requires that one should be humble and not covet greatness/other's lifework - the world have seen enough prideful individuals trying to be too great in too short a time a la napoleon, and how many great catholics, protestants, son of heavens in china/shoguns in japan caused bonkers insane civil wars through their ego drives towards absolute power and truth without consideration for creation?
we are in a unique time in history where the best universal religion or creed can prove itself supreme in a "market-like" vacuum without total war, forced conversion and colonization, by people's own free time, will, and understanding (to an extent but not perfect)
>got the rationalisation for why it's comfortable to be there, but how did u first arrive at it? ur parents were catholic or?the church was always at least co-tangent/obliquely in my life but often time major - though in my best younger years i was not religious at all basically lived as a prodigal son hehe
>my pride wouldn't allowthat's a very jewish/arrogant answer imo;
christianity was "good enough" for some of the greatest people in history: emperors, kings, princes, many good women of europe inside and outside of nobility, and even some of the highlords in east asia, middle east and india
are you so great that you are better than all of them combined (of christendom/christian culture), or of being the best within your race so much that you even triumph over other races with their natural and cumulative expertise in other parts of world etc
why did christians bothered to reach out to the rest of the world first, when anyone else could have claimed and sailed just as much?
yet what religion, ideology, credo, "systems" have been so perfect as not to have committed great evils intended or otherwise? we are only humans