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I said "religion... in a space game?"
Religion on this planet, stops at the cosmos, as religion has never surpassed space. While many things are tied into space, with religious implifications... Astrology, Mythology and Constallations. But, overall... the only implification of religion in space... is simply upon our own doing and sci-fi non-sense. And it's unnecessary within a game, especially this one.
Nice one.
good luck with WW3, future peeps! :P :D
it's in this that i agree with both you and @endernine, as your statements are not necessarily mutually exclusive; the current set of religions (at least in their current forms) are/would be a hindrance to mankind, but to become useful, they'd need such drastic overhaul that we might as well start from scratch... but many people, whether through life circumstances or whatever else, will need *something* there for them whatever it may be; we can't necessarily go completely without, either. something that can feed any of man's spiritual needs that need feeding, but without ever interfering or being any sort of hindrance to man's scientific/intellectual endeavours would fit the bill quite nicely; and hell, if it's values leaned towards the worship of knowledge itself, it could even be a help instead of merely neutral, as suddenly the endeavour to learn/explore/etc is being chased with a *literally* zealous dedication! :P can't say i see any problems with *that*... :P
that said, most major/current religions are both in organized form and demanding of blind unquestioning belief... the exact characteristics that turn them bad. they hail from times where they, not science, were the main authority on how the universe functioned, and times when the tech didn't exist to go find out the answers; as such, they're full of made-up stuff dun sounded gud... :P place a bunch of huge factual inaccuracies/impossibilties, right alongside demands that those falsities be believed and defended as inviolable fact, and boom; unquestioning faith in the imaginary causing blind believers to fight against the facts of reality utself, and ignoring anything in disagreement with them; those are the problem believers, not the recovering drug addict, the formerly homeless man, or the person volunteering to help the less fortunate.
@RLGamer1981 Religion itself is not necessarily bad; it is when it Organizes, forms powerful institutions by taking advantage of mass blind faith, and uses said power to actively fight logic, reason and intelligence that it becomes the problem it currently is, societally. religion in an individual form can be of far more help than harm to many people, especially those in hard times and/or desperate need; they can draw much needed emotional comfort from such a source, and if it helps them sleep at night or live at day, who are we to begrudge them that? faith is not the problem, as it is little more than an emotional state applicable to anything one can hope or strive for; BLIND faith is the problem, as people with questionable intent and religious authority can, if blindly believed instead of questioned, manipulate faithful masses and gain power they don't deserve and shan't use well... individual religion is not the issue, organized religion is.
I sure hope so...
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