Religion and morality

2:00  Buddhism

4:00  The pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain

5:00  Not following through with one's principles

People reacting emotionally and irrationally

6:00  Playing courtier to the monarch

7:00  Morality contains rules of behaviour which includes the apportionment of resources and status.

8:00  Comparative religion

9:00  The Abrahamic faiths

10:00 Eastern religions

11:00  Three global Christian empires

12:00  The Abrahamic God

13:00  The atheist and theist worldview

14:00  If Christianity is idolatry and blasphemy, why did God allow three global Christians empires to rise?

15:00  Why did Christianity fail?

16:00  Inductive and deductive reasoning to analyse and solve problems

17:00  Choosing a rational moral system

18:00  The Abrahamic faiths and the Eastern religions

19:00  Idolatry and blasphemy

20:00  Noahide laws

21:00  Punishing adherents of the Abrahamic faiths who ought to know better about the prohibition against idolatry and blasphemy

22:00  Teaching properly the Noahide laws

26:00  Morality

27:00  A corruptible priesthood

28:00  Temple and Rabbinic Judaism

30:00  Memorising and internalising the principles of your religion because you have lost access to your temple

31:00  Judiciary > Priesthood

32:00  Solitary

The best religion must have the most powerful deity with the clearest universal instructions still in operation in harmony with the Seven Noahide laws.