@RaincoastCanuk It depends , one can argue that Catholicism is built that way , but for Orthodoxy and Protestantism the historical expirience hasn't been as different from certain Buddhist sects or Zoroastrianism , and then adding to that Sunni/Sufi Islam and Contemporary Judaism largely have
@RaincoastCanuk a system of religious minority rights , one who has studied Buddhist history in Tibet or Japan or Confucist History in China and Korea would realize that these religions often switched to this totalitarian mode , in a way its natural for religions to mutate to their surrounding
@RaincoastCanuk to try to expand and survive , calling these religions live and let live while calling Abrahamic religions totalitarian is peak naivety when it comes to History and present day politics in many Asian countries.
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