12-15-2010, 05:15 PM
Joseph McCabe - the ex-catholic priest and "encyclopaedic brain" (well, when it comes to *christianism* and christian history) - declares knowingly and frankly:
http://www.infidels.org/library/historic...er_26.html
- Dancing forbidden in christianism. (They pretend otherwise now. But it was banned even late in Polynesia back when it was attacked by missionaries. Now christoterrorism is busy trying to steal all the deeply religious Hindu dance forms.)
- Acting forbidden in christianism. It was part of christian norms until down to early 20th century. "Acting is a sin" declared by faithful church-goers was a common phrase. Christianism's ban started in Greece/Rome where acting was recognised again as a divine craft of Hellenismos, and which had its own patron Gods. All arts and culture had their patron Gods in Greece and Rome.
- Maths used to be banned by christianism too, back when it was still recognised as belonging to the religion Hellenismos. Christianism declared it "paganism" (well, it certainly is Hellenistic and unchristian) and "demonic" (because it was religious Hellenismos - and not just to the Pythagoreans, note).
I think there were some quotes on christianism's ban of maths at "Age of ignorance" http://freetruth.50webs.org/A2b.htm
Cultureless. Culture-ban. Culture-death.
Christianism is rather like islam (where music, singing to *music*, poetry, dancing, acting, drawing anything except pure-shapes is banned, etc.)
http://www.infidels.org/library/historic...er_26.html
Quote:I doubt whether any of these Catholic writers who enthuse about Dante ever read him. The third part of the "Divine Comedy" is, as Goethe bluntly said, "insipid." It is precisely a proof that pure Christian doctrine cannot inspire poetry. The other two parts are made interesting -- Goethe says "repulsive" -- by their material setting, but they are absolutely heretical from the Catholic point of view.No culture. Insipid is a good word. Non-existent jeebusjehovallah inspires nothing. Except death and destruction=sole 'achievements' of christianism = all the 'culture' christianism has.
- Dancing forbidden in christianism. (They pretend otherwise now. But it was banned even late in Polynesia back when it was attacked by missionaries. Now christoterrorism is busy trying to steal all the deeply religious Hindu dance forms.)
- Acting forbidden in christianism. It was part of christian norms until down to early 20th century. "Acting is a sin" declared by faithful church-goers was a common phrase. Christianism's ban started in Greece/Rome where acting was recognised again as a divine craft of Hellenismos, and which had its own patron Gods. All arts and culture had their patron Gods in Greece and Rome.
- Maths used to be banned by christianism too, back when it was still recognised as belonging to the religion Hellenismos. Christianism declared it "paganism" (well, it certainly is Hellenistic and unchristian) and "demonic" (because it was religious Hellenismos - and not just to the Pythagoreans, note).
I think there were some quotes on christianism's ban of maths at "Age of ignorance" http://freetruth.50webs.org/A2b.htm
Cultureless. Culture-ban. Culture-death.
Christianism is rather like islam (where music, singing to *music*, poetry, dancing, acting, drawing anything except pure-shapes is banned, etc.)