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Religious people should not be permitted to scare and traumatize our children with their vile, cruel horror stories. The violation of their young, unformed and very impressionable minds with these preposterous and evil inventions is tantamount to child abuse. Children are by definition innocent and, as the weakest members of our society, should be protected from these deluded liars who want to torment them. As responsible parents we don't like it when our children watch pornography. We should be even more reluctant to allow that they are traumatized into believing the horrible lies of irresponsible, stupid people, telling them that a brutal, narcissistic sadist will burn them forever and ever and ever for imaginary transgressions against this imaginary monster. No wonder there are so many mentally unstable, unadjusted personalities. Their minds were deformed by malicious falsehoods and as a result their look on life is totally screwed and their values immoral. By law a person should be at least eighteen before someone can try to pervert him with these atrocious fables. I wonder how many, well educated, young adults would believe this preposterous nonsense if the first they heard about it was when they were at a suitable age. Tags: advice for relgious people, pathology
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Religious people should not ask sane people why they "became" atheists. Religious people should realize that this question is stupid and offensive. It is a stupid question because everybody is born atheist. It's the default state of a human being. You don't "become" atheist. Neither do we "lose" our so called faith. Some of us never believed that nonsense to begin with. You can't lose what you never had. Some of us fell into the vicious religious trap for a while. They didn't lose anything either. They (re)gained their sanity. The real question is: "How is it possible that you ever came to believe such blatantly ridiculous, obscene and cruel nonsense?" The answer is: because you were at an impressionable age and totally reliant for all basic things like food, shelter and clothing on other, physically much bigger humans. They abused you and abused your defenseless condition to tell you all kinds of horrible lies and scared you into believing this filth. You were mind-raped. It is an offensive question because it supposes that everybody is as naive and superstitious as religious people. It is offensive because it presupposes that we are as dumb as the one who asks it. So, if you are a religious person you should realize that asking this arrogant question only irritates sane people. Don't do it. It's extremely rude and insulting and it makes you look stupid. Tags: advice for relgious people, pathology
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Religious beliefs deserve no respect because those who hold them don't respect the opinions of other people. They can't because they believe in an almighty dictator who is always right. They also believe they know exactly what the tyrant has ordered and that they are always right about what his dictates are. That makes everybody else wrong. If you don't agree exactly with them, there are but three possibilities. - You have never heard their preposterous, pretentious but unproven confabulations. That makes you ignorant in their eyes.
- You have heard them, but they make no sense to you. That makes you stupid in their eyes.
- You have heard them and you understand them, but you still reject them. That makes you evil in their eyes.
Religious people don't respect people who don't believe what they believe. They think they are ignorant, stupid or evil. Stupid religious people, also called fanatics or fundamentalists, will tell you this to your face. Smart, but dishonest religious people, also called hypocrites, won't tell you this to your face. They will tell you they respect you and your opinions. They hope they will be able to convert you to their beliefs if they act as if they respect your opinions. Which they don't. Smart, but honest religious people, also called doubters, might be meaning it when they say they respect your opinions. But they think, respectfully, your opinions are wrong. Although they are not sure. Maybe. Tags: pathology
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