What has Christianity truly contributed to humanity

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Despite this being an obvious poke thread, I think I can post something good that Christianity has contributed.
Foster Care, the modern concept of Hospitals, graded levels of education, hygiene, industrial improvements, literacy, agriculture, abolition of indentured servitude, countless charities and I believe a majority of the Nobel laureates were Christian. It's woven all through multiple societies, governments, art, music, literature and (gasp) even science.

The pre-Christian Romans had hospitals christian west could not match for nearly 1500 years until the late 1800s.   It was excuses of christian piety that caused the formerly fastidious daily bathers of western europe to largely abandon bathing almost completely for perhaps a thousand years.  The pre-christian romans almost certainly enjoyed much higher literacy rate than christian europe  before the 19th century.    

please site source of the claim that majority of Nobel Laureates in fields that deal with how things actually are, ie the natural sciences, are christian’s.

basically christianity like to claim dominion for its god over everything, so it certainly has no hesitation in claiming credit for everything,  even when it is claiming credit for is the result of societies getting back to the level it had enjoyed before christianity.

Overreaching hutzpah in the service of its own aggrandizement is another miracle of christianity.

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Yes there were hospitals before Christians, the Romans had war hospitals and the Greek had the opium temple equivalent. St. Basil of Caesarea did found the first public hospital that I'm aware of that would be comparison to today's hospitals.  Later, Charlemagne decreed that every cathedral should have a school, monastery and hospital attached. While I concede that a place to heal the sick wasn't invented by Christians. I don't see how any reasonable person could argue against Christian positive influence to spread public hospitalization.

To your other question

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Baruch A. Shalev, 100 Years of Nobel Prizes (2003), Atlantic Publishers & Distributors, p. 57: between 1901 and 2000 reveals that 654 Laureates belong to 28 different religions. Most (65.4%) have identified Christianity in its various forms as their religious preference. ISBN 978-0935047370

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@Helios
I wasn't claiming religion as the source of anything, that's not a Christian stance. The things I listed were areas Christians, the "church", or religious dictums contributed to bettering society, as was the original question. I'm also not denying the division and two-faced ness of the "church". The question wasn't "do the scales balance?" it was "has it done anything worth anything?" Knowing that this is a poke thread though, more than likely, it is just a place for anti-theists to vent. I have no problem entertaining actual discussions but it has to be in the vein of the OP. If you want a bag on the church thread, I'm certain there are tons of other places and threads here on that.