> (Budhist Christian dichotomy, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, ?)  Gosh,
> if I give christianity advanced warning, they most certainly would take the
> most drastic measures imaginable to keep it from happening, wouldn't they?
> Christianity's decline is inexorable, Budhisms ascent is inexorable.
> Whether Budhism knows it or not, their objective is to yank christianity's
> charter.  After reflecting on my nonMormon christian past, the only positive
> experience that I've derived from it were a few perks I enjoyed by being
> active duty military.  Certainty and doubt rarely enter into my methodology
> because what is more important is that my mind should resolve to remain more
> active while awake than while asleep.  The science-religion dichotomy is
> nothing because the role of faith in our society is to hope for majic
> bullets that never arrive.  My faith is characteristically modest.  Those
> with modest faith found religions, those with greater faith support the
> founders.
>
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> On Sep 3, 5:53

> Well, you know, I founded a religion on paper. It has turned out to be one
> of the most amazing thought experiments I've ever conducted. I suppose now
> is as good a time as any to offer more details. I began by believing that
> my exotic dancer friends would appreciate a means to defend against
> religious people whose intent is to convert them to their religion. Name:
> World Domination Church., Outlook: Monotheistic., Mission Statement: To
> achieve maximum world dominance in the shortest period of time.,
> Pillars:Theology, Empathy, Banking. So now, why is this the mission
> statement? Because that is the mission of every monotheistic religion. The
> allure of my church is the opportunity to get in on the ground floor. So
> you see, those who might otherwise...