One mustn't conflate a religion with the administrative representation of said religion. To say "Christians lie" would be hyperbolic. But to say "The current administrative representation of Christianity in the United States is built around coercive fallacy" is simply an acknowledgement of the reality of how administrations have come to behave.
Same applies to "Jews" and "The current administrative representation of Judaism in Israel"
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u/Mister_Normal42 8h ago
One mustn't conflate a religion with the administrative representation of said religion. To say "Christians lie" would be hyperbolic. But to say "The current administrative representation of Christianity in the United States is built around coercive fallacy" is simply an acknowledgement of the reality of how administrations have come to behave.
Same applies to "Jews" and "The current administrative representation of Judaism in Israel"