What's the most logical religion?

[Gooding]

But faith can be used to bridge the gap when there is evidence without total proof.

That's true and when there can't be complete certainty, we can at least gauge the probabilities of certain theories.

[Ouistreham]

Christianity

Of course, any religion that involves blind faith can't be described as being logical.

But Christianity is a remarkable achievement on the way to perfect logic. It was originally built upon Abrahamic nonsense, but it strived to become compatible with logical thinking, in order to be receivable by cultures modelled after Ancient Greek philosophy and Roman pragmatic thinking.

Why do you think it appealed primarily to White European nations?

Please note that there has been in history a large number of scientists and great thinkers who were also Christian mystics at the same time (Blaise Pascal or Isaac Newton, just to name two of them). Many Christian priests were also great physicists and mathematicians.

You will never find anything similar among Jewish rabbis or Muslim imams.

[Gooding]

Of course, any religion that involves blind faith can't be described as being logical.

But Christianity is a remarkable achievement on the way to perfect logic. It was originally built upon Abrahamic nonsense, but it strived to become compatible with logic thinking, in order to be receivable by cultures modelled after Ancient Greek philosophy and Roman pragmatic thinking.

Why do you think it appealed primarily to White European nations?

Please not that there has been in history a large number of scientists and great thinkers who were also Christian mystics at the same time (Blaise Pascal or Isaac Newton, just to name two of them). Many Christian priests were also great physicists and mathematicians.

You will never find anything similar among Jewish rabbis or Muslim imams.

That's a good point. Christianity did provide a good framework for the launching of modern scientific thought, didn't it?

[Mortimer]

Of course, any religion that involves blind faith can't be described as being logical.

But Christianity is a remarkable achievement on the way to perfect logic. It was originally built upon Abrahamic nonsense, but it strived to become compatible with logic thinking, in order to be receivable by cultures modelled after Ancient Greek philosophy and Roman pragmatic thinking.

Why do you think it appealed primarily to White European nations?

Please not that there has been in history a large number of scientists and great thinkers who were also Christian mystics at the same time (Blaise Pascal or Isaac Newton, just to name two of them). Many Christian priests were also great physicists and mathematicians.

You will never find anything similar among Jewish rabbis or Muslim imams.

please dont involve racism, thanks.

[Bezprym]

Many Christian priests were also great physicists and mathematicians.

And some priests were atheists, actually.

You will never find anything similar among Jewish rabbis or Muslim imams.

What about Avicenna? He was not imam, true, however was also "muslim thinker", I'd say. I would also mention Rumi here.

please dont involve racism, thanks.

Yeah, unless you talk against whites.

[Mortimer]

Yeah, unless you talk against whites.

yes because im against racism i hate whites of course

[Bezprym]

yes because im against racism i hate whites of course

If you try to provoke me in next childish discussion (as are many here), desist.

[Mortimer]

If you try to provoke me in next childish discussion (as are many here), desist.

you provoced me first. you labelled me a white hater

[Potentia]

Christianity

Hardly.

[Gooding]

yes because im against racism i hate whites of course

Ethnic emotionalism is not logical. Saying " because he started it" is not logical, either. The topic of logical religions would of course preclude ones where implicit faith in things that defy the natural order is demanded and the threat " or else" is employed as a weapon against those who honestly dissent. Implying that whites equate to racism is itself a racist statement and unnecessary.