Facebook are to open a new branch of their services for religion called Faithbook but with all the religious conflict in the world is this such a good idea or a wave of healing cultural differences?

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Asked in Religion, general question, facebook asked on: 06/03/2008 07:43am

closed on: 06/10/2008 07:43am

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9 minutes after the question was opened (06/03/2008 07:52am)

I had to check the date here - not April 1st - is this for real - I can't believe it.

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Rank: Nobel Prize Winner (7,004) | religion (87), general question (30)

53 minutes after the question was opened (06/03/2008 08:36am)

If people want to be narrow minded bigots then that is a part of them and not their religion. They will always find some excuse to be that way.

It is one of the sad things in life that the majority of the world religions preach peace an harmony and yet that has been subverted by so many to do the opposite and so much harm.

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Rank: Albert Einstein (16,872) | religion (89), general question (78), facebook (15)

3 hours after the question was opened (06/03/2008 09:45am)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/techn ology/2008/jun/03/facebook.reli gion?gusrc=rss&... copy

Well, on the face of it it sounds all warm and fuzzy, but as CGA says, there's a whole lot of folks that won't subscribe who will continue to poison the world while proclaiming their faith.

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