/lit/ - Literature

>>2277615
I didn't mean it in the way that the "story" (because honestly, it's nothing but bollocks, but well designed mass-control bollocks) doesn't evolve, but in the sense that it doesn't allow the people to evolve. Socially speaking.
>do this, do that, end up here sharing the throne with me
>do that, not this, and you'll end up down there burning forever
Doesn't leave much choice, and most religions are like that.

Also,
>Wikipedia
No bro.

>>2277617
Give it a few years. Most of the civlized countries are leaving religion behind.

>>2277618
Yes Kevin Trudeau, I agree with you, but take a look at the early stages of medicine. Pasteur, is the most recurring example. He was doing it for a motive bigger than the man himself, not the greed.
You are twisting my words good sire.