Fuck the Western World+its religion

China and the far east (and India, to an extent [I'm talking about Buddhism]) have it right

Theres a reason why you can't come up with a 'God Almighty' for the Chinese like you can with the Western World.

ITS CAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE ONE

Know why? Cause its futile. If God is truly almighty and powerful, why the fuck would he be as simple as two legs, two arms, human face and smiling? An almighty being takes an almighty shape, and no, making him a human thats really fucking tall doesn't count.

Instead, their religions concentrate more on the universe and life in general. But why? Most other religions concentrate on one single being and pleasing him, yet the Asians concentrate more on life in general, and not some mythical unicorn. They don't have one single being, and neither are they so closely chained to their damn religion like Christians and lolmuslims are. How the fuck did THEY strike Gold when it came to religion? Superior White Race my ass, I'd rather ponder and think, better myself and learn to live in Harmony with the world than to just worry about some 100 ft faggot trying to catch me jerking off just so he could send me to hell.

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The answer lies in the way you framed your question.  In using the word "generally" you have implied that a majority of university graduates change their views, and in characterizing all liberalism and progressive thought as "mushy headed utopian idealism" you have clearly illustrated the fact that your mind is more closed than open, and that your intellect, and/or integrity are lacking.  A university environment, at least for a short time, demands an open mind, development of the intellect, and integrity to be successful, whereas our current political and economic systems thrive on ignorance and lies.  Yet despite the apparent incongruity, secular(as distinguished from the scholarly) society continues to progress.  Because most university graduates, even when thrust into a hostile environment, manage to maintain some integrity, remember their ideals, and work toward them.  There is a big difference between believing in justice, wanting to feed starving people, care for sick people, and act responsibly with the environment, and "mushy headed utopian idealism".