tofusenpai
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1.Your vocab is too good for me I can't understand some things you said . I'm still in year 10For starters, I didn't bring race or colour into the discussion, so please don't misrepresent me.
But there most definitely IS a correlation between levels of religiosity and the level of education attained by a country's population.
The only question is - which is the cause and which is the effect.
And being from a third world country makes it MUCH more likely that you will be religious.
I'm afraid it is ignorant of YOU to say there is no correlation.
Regarding your claim that "religion is wisdom", that is pretty difficult to interpret. It depends on which definition of wisdom you use.
If you take the definition "a body of knowledge", then I suppose it is wisdom. But pretty useless wisdom in comparison to the wisdom of science.
If you take the definition "the quality of having good judgement, sensibility and prudence", then I have to raise:
* the unwillingness to exercise birth control
* the refusal of contemporary medicine
(just for starters)
And if you want to state that your particular religion doesn't have those issues, then I would have to question the wisdom of you lumping ALL religion together as 'wisdom'.
2. I didn't say education and religion weren't related I said religion was more than education.
3.From your post I was able to get a different perspective on this so I may ask my sister's husband since he's a minister in church but he's currently overseas but I shall get back to yoy when he comes.
I was just trying to show and share my beliefs.If you don't agree with them it's not a big deal. I'm still in yr 10 and was born and raised in Christianity and the people around me never really questioned anything but there were questions from visitors and they were all answered using verses from the bible.Your statement is new to me and I still need more knowledge even about my religion to respond and plus this was actually really interesting.
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