Learn to branch out and learn different heroes across all the categories . Don ' t stick to only that one hero . <| sep |> CAP ' N KIRK STRIKES AGAIN ! <| sep |> Yeah but we want to nod in recognition when we see hear those places mentioned on TV . <| sep |> Get a job , bro . <| sep |> I have 3 cc 3 ' s now trade . ,?<| sep |> Where will the memes stop <| sep |> I wonder how that varies between the descendants of slaves vs . modernday Africans . I would think genetic diversity more red hair , but I don ' t know . <| sep |> FUCK OFF umannoslimmin WE THE PEOPLE WONT BACK DDOWN WE DOUBLE DOWN # DRAINTHESWAMP # MAGA <| sep |> Philosophy of religion is primarily concerned with investigating potential rational justification for certain kinds of religious belief the existence of God , characteristics of that God , religious groundings of morality , metaphysical phenomena like reincarnation , etc . The goal is to examine those beliefs with the tools of philosophy and see which ones stand or which ones fall , regardless of what any particular system or dogma asserts without philosophical justification . This does not rule out being interested in questions like are faith and rational justification for God ' s existence able to coexist ? which is a philosophical question . This is an assertion by many but not all dogmas both religious and nonreligious and it turns out not to be true . Fideism , while controversial , has its philosophical supporters and has a long line of proponents including such major philosophers as Kierkegaard . Your assertion is at the very least bold , and certainly not reflective of the philosophical conversation on the question . The finer points of individual theologies aren ' t particularly interesting to philosophers because they generally aren ' t presented or defended philosophically . I take it you ' re not particularly familiar with St Thomas Aquinas .