History Law 5: Religion is a Catalyst for Unity & Conflict - Deepstash
History Law 5: Religion is a Catalyst for Unity & Conflict

History Law 5: Religion is a Catalyst for Unity & Conflict

Religion has been a powerful force shaping human societies, cultures, and conflicts. It has served as a unifying element, as it allowed for large groups of people to come together in worshiping gods. But also a divisive factor, influencing laws, ethics, and social structures designed to separate people into groups.

ex: Early Christians were blamed for all the bad events (like the burning of Rome) and were frequently discriminated against. 300 years later the Empire became Christian. And 800 years from that the Christian priests were burning infidels.

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Will and Ariel Durant, giant historians, condense the lessons of thousand of years of history into a few lessons that define human nature.

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