In the endless debates about Christianity it is common to subject the church to a cost-benefit analysis. On one side of the ledger we tally up the positive impacts the faith has had: hospitals, orphanages, universities, etc. On the other side we tote up the wars, the witch-hunts, and other unhappy what-have-yous.
From this analysis we expect to decide if Christianity is worth believing. If it tilts positive, then yes. If negative, then no.
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