This is such a silly take. If humans ought to have better priorities than infinite growth, then the problem is whatever necessitates the premise of infinite growth. Infinite growth is not only unnecessary in being defined as human, but even detrimental to human existence. The problem you’re blaming on humans is capitalism. Capitalism is the plague.
“Fallen World” does not give abrahamic religions license to consume infinitely. It has nothing to do with consumption, but rather to build the premises of why their religion is necessary for “salvation”. Abrahamic religions have plenty of ridiculous and immoral things to critique about them, just be sure to pick a real one.
Eh. It sounds like you can’t or won’t engage with either position, which I’m not really on this planet to convince anyone to do anyway. I probably made it sound like I hold one of those opinions, which I don’t so that’s on me.
You could look into millenarianism as an ideology and why they’re like that but it’s work and it’s thankless.
This is such a silly take. If humans ought to have better priorities than infinite growth, then the problem is whatever necessitates the premise of infinite growth. Infinite growth is not only unnecessary in being defined as human, but even detrimental to human existence. The problem you’re blaming on humans is capitalism. Capitalism is the plague.
“Fallen World” does not give abrahamic religions license to consume infinitely. It has nothing to do with consumption, but rather to build the premises of why their religion is necessary for “salvation”. Abrahamic religions have plenty of ridiculous and immoral things to critique about them, just be sure to pick a real one.
Eh. It sounds like you can’t or won’t engage with either position, which I’m not really on this planet to convince anyone to do anyway. I probably made it sound like I hold one of those opinions, which I don’t so that’s on me.
You could look into millenarianism as an ideology and why they’re like that but it’s work and it’s thankless.