There are a lot of Christians who don’t like or go to church so I’m not surprised they ignore priests.
But then again, it’s not a necessary practice to engage in. Just having faith in the ideals and a belief in that version of god, not the institution, makes a Christian in my book.
I agree. Scientists are not given much incentive to be either truthful or progressive. Something is discovered that contradicts your life’s work in an area of science, you’re going to want to ignore or cover it up. And tenure is negative too, basically don’t have to produce shit, and they often don’t, because the job is very secure. I mean if a cook doesn’t cook, they’ll get fired. It encourages laziness and a cooling of the heels on that which should require constant progression.
Is it normal i envy religious people?
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There are a lot of Christians who don’t like or go to church so I’m not surprised they ignore priests.
But then again, it’s not a necessary practice to engage in. Just having faith in the ideals and a belief in that version of god, not the institution, makes a Christian in my book.
I agree. Scientists are not given much incentive to be either truthful or progressive. Something is discovered that contradicts your life’s work in an area of science, you’re going to want to ignore or cover it up. And tenure is negative too, basically don’t have to produce shit, and they often don’t, because the job is very secure. I mean if a cook doesn’t cook, they’ll get fired. It encourages laziness and a cooling of the heels on that which should require constant progression.