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Artifacts 13 April 2008

Posted by Lao Tzu in anthropology, psychology, religion.
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Many religions deem artifacts and historical places as an important treasure, a value to the religion itself.  Although there is no sense in this.  These are, at best, merely symbols of lessons – and it is these lessons that are important.  Hence, there is no greater heresy than to violate the moral teachings of a religion in order to protect physical artifacts of the religion.  In other words, those that believe in wars over a Holy land, or Holy Grail are really missing the whole point of their religion – and are its worst students.