Jasvinder P., Irian Jaya: "Of course science fully supports religion. For example religions teach that modern entertainment is bad because it is sinful and makes people stupid. And genetic biology concludes that modern entertainment is foreign to our evolutionary history. We are not adapted genetically to shallow entertainment like watching TV which causes a form of hypnosis. That is why even the Taliban have a point in prohibiting TV pleasure. A truly Christian government should do the same with this form of mind pollution."
Samozrejme plne podporuje veda náboženstvo. Napríklad náboženstvo ucí, že moderné zábavy je zlé, pretože je hriešny a vedie ludí hlúpi. Genetické biológie a dochádza k záveru, že moderné zábavy je cudzie našej evolucnej histórii. Nie sme geneticky prispôsobené k plytkej zábavy, ako je sledovanie televízie, ktorá spôsobuje formu hypnózy. Preto aj Taliban bod na zákaze TV potešenie. Naozaj krestanská vláda by mala urobit to isté s touto formou mysli znecistenia.
Irian Jaya / The Asmat
The Asmat
people, who lived along the remote southeast coast, are famed
for their artistic "primitive" woodcarving. Modern civilization
did not reach this area until recently. Agats has an interesting
museum filled with woodcarvings and objects. Amats craft received
a boost in the late 1960s under a United Nation supported project
encouraging local craftsmen to keep their art alive. Much of the
area is still untamed wilderness.
There are, however, countries, where it is common practice that young men and women know each other as boyfriend and girlfriend before they get married, and it is common for the two to have a sexual relationship before marriage.
http://www.asiatour.com/indonesia/e-11iria/ei-iri15.htm
Jan Garanoz
Juhu Tara Road, Juhu,
Mumbai - 400049 India
Last updated: May 10, 2010