Traditional believers get upset because I talk about Christianity in a utilitarian way, and non-believers get upset with me because I talk about Christianity at all.
I boil it all down to utilitarian...
"Utilitarian Christianity is an interesting angle—though I wonder if reducing faith to pure utility risks losing its transformative depth. On the topic of usefulness: just read how Middle East conflicts disrupt oil markets, turning abstract moral codes into very concrete crises (ethics meet economics). If we’re weighing ‘usefulness,’ stability seems as vital as ideology.
https://theboard.world/articles/oil-price-shock-middle-east-conflict"
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https://theboard.world/articles/oil-price-shock-middle-east-conflict"
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