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Do the events of the Middle Ages, such as the Black Death and Crusades, teach us that Organized Religion is better at uniting people for a common cause, or better at causing imm…

Do the events of the Middle Ages, such as the Black Death and Crusades, teach us that Organized Religion is better at uniting people for a common cause, or better at causing imm…
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Do the events of the Middle Ages, such as the Black Death and Crusades, teach us that Organized Religion is better at uniting people for a common cause, or better at causing immense, unnecessary suffering?

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Well, crusades we're necessary to protect Europe from invaders and the Black Death had nothing to to with religion.
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