Wow, Christianity never had a chance after this came out, did it?

>>24575330 (OP)
Christianity in modern terms is a matter of exposure management and reduction, as is Islam with Carbon-14. I'm not sure of the original isotope for Christianity, but it has to do with a blood contaminant such as produces the stigmata. The question of whether it has a chance is a mathematical measurement that a large amount of money is regularly paying for, the actual molecular measurement of radioactive isotopes, including their life expectancy and values, as in exchange ability. The chance that religion has is the probabilistic outcomes of exposure, same as agnosticism with other types of exposure, possibly even neutron deficient isotopes which would be currently unconsidered.

>>24575496
Man I can't read all that. (I didn't read the book either).

>>24575540
Your posts are too long, I don't like to read, please shorten them or post in picture form