stevestory
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Gilimus Dodgenicus, 200 BC:
Greece, with its Greco values, has done more for the world in promoting freedom and justice than any other civilization in the history of the world, and at a great cost.
I follow the evidence where it leads, and the evidence is that chance-and-necessity materialism is completely bankrupt on many levels, and that Greco values — when taken seriously and implemented in one’s life and the culture in general — produce the most good. I’m an engineer. When I figure out what works I don’t argue with the results.
Mohammed Al-Dodgen, 1000 AD:
The Caliphate, with its Islamic values, has done more for the world in promoting freedom and justice than any other civilization in the history of the world, and at a great cost.
I follow the evidence where it leads, and the evidence is that chance-and-necessity materialism is completely bankrupt on many levels, and that Islamic values — when taken seriously and implemented in one’s life and the culture in general — produce the most good. I’m an engineer. When I figure out what works I don’t argue with the results.
Gil Dodgen, 2008 AD:
The U.S., with its Judeo-Christian values, has done more for the world in promoting freedom and justice than any other civilization in the history of the world, and at a great cost.
I follow the evidence where it leads, and the evidence is that chance-and-necessity materialism is completely bankrupt on many levels, and that Judeo-Christian values — when taken seriously and implemented in one’s life and the culture in general — produce the most good. I’m an engineer. When I figure out what works I don’t argue with the results.
Gilaxian Dogetron, 2500 AD:
Utahistan with its Oprah-Mormon values, has done more for the world in promoting freedom and justice than any other civilization in the history of the world, and at a great cost.
I follow the evidence where it leads, and the evidence is that chance-and-necessity materialism is completely bankrupt on many levels, and that Oprah-Mormon values — when taken seriously and implemented in one’s life and the culture in general — produce the most good. I’m an engineer. When I figure out what works I don’t argue with the results.
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