u/APerson2021

[Meta] /r/DebateReligion may as well be renamed to /r/DebateAbrahamicReligions

Christians (32%), Muslims (23%) and Jews (0.2%) make up approximately 55% of all religions.

Yet they dominate topics in this sub reddit.

There's an entire 45% that gets an unequal representation here.

Everyone seemingly wants to debate the teachings of Jesus, Muhammad and Moses.

Ironically when you remove the fat and trim it down to its bare essentials, all three prophets preach a similar message of God.

What's far more interesting is understanding counter views that aren't rooted in Abrahamic believes. That is to say the rest of the 45% that gets unmentioned.

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u/APerson2021 — 7 days ago
▲ 449 r/startrek

How did Picard go from commanding a rickety ship The Stargazer to commanding the fleet flagship The Enterprise?

It appears to be a massive jump going from The Stargazer, an obscure ship falling apart at the seams to a high tech flagship luxury cruise liner The Enterprise.

How did that happen?

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u/APerson2021 — 14 days ago
▲ 27 r/HENRYUK

They say if you want to get rich, you need to work for yourself. Sometimes it's true. Sometimes it's not.

I'm wondering how many here are contracting through their Ltd company as a contractor-consultant?

How is that working out for you versus being employed in an organisation?

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u/APerson2021 — 22 days ago