It makes heaps of sense. Especially these days, for example, Islam is pushed as a peaceful religion. Overall, you can see the problem this way: "Hi. I'm a very devoted believer in" X "faith. It's a faith of peace and, as such, I believe I am a peaceful 'n good person for following it. However, I feel there are people who wish to destroy what I believe in. So, therefore, it's do-or-die; me-or-them. This justifies my choice to get really p***ed off"...Originally Posted by Линдзи
This goes for pretty much any faith. The problem here, I think, is that religion sets the goal for it's followers of becoming rational and/or forsaking/controlling things like passion, emotions, carnal desire, etc. However, we're not totally rational and we can't control ourselves the way 'X' religion says to.
PS - 44 Cannon, I don't get it. How can social welfare be evil?