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11/12/2015 3:21:50 AM
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He's right, if religion wasn't involved then the dark ages would have never happened. The dark ages is a major reason as to why we are so behind.
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I don't know if you know this or not, but the empire was going to fall regardless of religion. We don't know what would have happened after the fall though if there wasn't religion. And by religion, I assume you just mean Christianity, since Islam during the European dark age was still growing and advancing in technology. So basically, you believe that if Christianity didn't exist, humanity would have excelled and recovered from the fall and advance in technology much sooner than it already did. You'd still be wrong, since religion was still a thing before Christianity. Romans (before Christianity) believed in polytheism, and they still advanced and grew.
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Let me get this straight, once the Roman Empire collapsed humanity would've immediately rebuilt and technology would've blossomed. That's a bit of an over generalization
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I'm not saying it would be near to this extent at all but look at computer when I was in high school we had the house phone now we have a phone that is hand held and is a computer...also gaming systems I remember standing in line at 5 for an n64 and now this
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I learned that the dark ages put a stop on science advancement. It doubt we would have hover boards and things similar like that but we wid defiantly be ahead of where we are now.
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I agree with that without a doubt, but you can't just go around saying religion caused the downfall of the Roman Empire which in turn led to a dark age. With or without religion that place was crashing down and with it all the scientific data that went with it
