logic plays second or even thrid fiddle in pretty much everything. at the highest level, sure, elites signal by adhering to fashionable theories but let's be honest, philosophy didn't make europe christian, didn't convert the arabs to islam and surely didn't transform asians into buddhists. most people wouldn't even understand nor would they care. > if you want to live in a universe that is coherent. if you like chaos, t..constant warring, grounding logic and good and bad is not really necessary. it's irrelevant where i "want" to live. i didn't chose to live in a society void of logic or full of chaotic energies. i'm simlpy here. meanwhile judeo-christians love to talk about the chaos and evil that is the jewish overfiend > i don't know why yehova did (insert ot cruelty), ask him. > we don't know, god's ways are mysterious to us. > i can't tell you the reason why he let (insert natural catastrophe) happen, you should pray to him to reveal it to you > "my will" and "might is right" and pretty much nothing else. will and might is important, and because that is so judeo-christianity has assured to take as much of it from us as possible. factually, all christian countries were almost always, certainly now, cucks and suckers. and we get punished for it. we civilised and educated the world and get called colonisers and racists. thanks, rabbi jesus, for giving us the dialectic tools to always come up as the loser!  again, let me stress: > no historical evidence for anything contrary to this argument > while pagan empires were unapologetic about their will nd thymos. > the trinity has a basis in the ot,  nah, this is clearly a retcon, when northern pagan tales, even going as far as heavily edited fairy tales (which constitute a fair share of our cosmological beliefs) we see use of the trinitary nature of the divine as parables. there's clear scholarly consensus who introduced it and it's late, like with all key aspects
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