Partly correct. Unified movements are better at making decisive and fast action, but they’re also susceptible to single point of failure issues. Kill the King, and the empire falls. But diffuse movements are slower to move, and harder to route out permanently. With Christianity, there’s only one King, and it’s hotly debated what He is even really about internally. There’s no unification except on certain handful of topics.
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NEETzsche: right on every count, but tyranny is inevitable. Impose yours or live under someone else's. There isn't a third way. Not with humans.
Christians insist on talking and acting like hippies.
They will go extinct because of that and quite ironically, Darwin would have very little but plenty enough to say on the matter.
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