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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1540943)	5/31/2025 9:24:40 PM
From: Maple MAGA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571445

"Religious beliefs and practices don't have to be based on logic. In fact, some say that they are based on primitive myths." If you're going to dismiss religious belief as 'primitive myth' because it lacks empirical proof, you’d better apply the same standard consistently, to your climate models, and public health mandates, to every projection that relies on probabilities and assumptions rather than certainties. Science and religion ask different questions and serve different human needs. Religion seeks meaning, morality, and metaphysical understanding, questions science is not equipped to answer. Ironically, the same people who mock religion as irrational turn around and demand blind faith in science driven by models they can’t explain, assumptions they can't question, and policies they can’t oppose, without being labeled a heretic. That’s not science. That is religion.