World War I, religion died in the 20th century, science triumphed in religion in the

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At work.

I do not know English well, therefore I did not understand)

I then appologize for my literary ephemera previously posted.

Perhapse you can break your thoughts down into shorter and/or simpler sentences and ideas?

For example, you seem quite upset about the events that unfolded around the early decade of the last century?

Cheers.

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I'm glad that humanity has abandoned religion)

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During the First World War, the Entente formed a union not on a religious basis

I guess I don't see this as unique to WWI.

The Franco-Prussian War and others prior to WWI were not aligned along religious lines. 

Even the Thirty Years War began, in part, for religious reasons but pretty soon turned into a war between two Catholic blocks (Hapsburgs vs. France) for political power.

Or am I not understanding you?

the Crimean war in the 19th century was based on the struggle of Catholics and Orthodox for some kind of church in some kind of Jewish city