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Archaeologists in 4000 AD (hexbear.net)
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[โ€“] 7bicycles@hexbear.net 4 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Would religious cultures even consider themselves "religious" since it was the de facto ideology of their society?

Going by the catholic church example they seemed to, like most religions, arrive at a point of "We say this is how it is because you gotta have faith" or similar which to me would be the distinguishing feature to this, where it's "actually it's all scientific" (ceterus paribus, i.e. we making shit up

[โ€“] Grandpa_garbagio@hexbear.net 1 points 6 months ago

I guess it's fair to say that the separating line between an ideology and a religion is the ability for it to manifest in the real world, though the lines seem blurry on a close-up scale lol