In response to Re: Re testosterone ethnicity (Brock The Badger)

Wrong! That "prophet" had heard something from Jewish and Christian travellers and adherents to these faiths in his own community and made a mix of it. For the Christian part, it is clear that he mainly had contact with Nestorian Christians with a cult and doctrine particular to them. He even managed to do a bit of independent logical thinking to say that the dogma of the two natures in Christ (divine and human) or the concept of the Tri-une God are highly questionable and are to be rejected by believers in the One and True God only.

Whether that was to help to make the world a bit better than before is highly doubtful. I don't want to blame an entire religion or the Muslim community. But in a secular world free from the powers of church or other religious institutions held over others, it only means backwardness. The wind of enlightment blows where it wants. I hope it will reach the place where you are, too, one day...lol

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as born out of disaffected congregations of Christianity and Judaism.