the problem with religion [i]
by isman
god can drown his creatures, kill his children, hate his gays
but (when bad things happen) “the lord works in mysterious ways”
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the problem with religion…
· is that men made it up:
o they created gods in their own
image.
o they might have been trying to
explain the unexplainable, but…
§ men learned that religion is a great way to control the feeble-minded.
§ men learned that religion can bring them money/power.
· is that men tacked-on “belief” as
the key element:
o believe what we believe.
o believe and you’ll be saved.
the problem with the man-made god…
· is that men credit him with everything good, while not holding him accountable for anything bad.
o in fact, when things go bad, men
blame it on “not being religious enough.”
· is that men state that god can do
no wrong (he is perfect).
· is that men state god can break
his own rules.
· is that men pretend to know what
god thinks, feels, & wants. any 3rd-grader
could deduce that an all-powerful being wouldn’t have any “wants.”
· is that he is given every excuse
possible, even to the point of “the lord works in mysterious ways” and “everything
happens for a reason, in god’s plan.”
· is that men would have us believe
that god answers prayers.
there is no accountability in religion. religions aren’t taxed (in the usa) which allows them to thrive.
[i] martino, j. (4.14-1.2020). the problem with religion. book 89: april fools. © 2020 by joal martino.
by isman
god can drown his creatures, kill his children, hate his gays
but (when bad things happen) “the lord works in mysterious ways”
__________________
the problem with religion…
· is that men made it up:
§ men learned that religion is a great way to control the feeble-minded.
the problem with the man-made god…
· is that men credit him with everything good, while not holding him accountable for anything bad.
there is no accountability in religion. religions aren’t taxed (in the usa) which allows them to thrive.
[i] martino, j. (4.14-1.2020). the problem with religion. book 89: april fools. © 2020 by joal martino.
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