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Religion would die a quick death if people weren’t allowed to fill their kids’ heads with bullshit before they develop the ability to think critically.
Too many Christians spend more time trying to convince us that morality needs to be “grounded” in their god than actually behaving morally.
What’s the point of a moral foundation if it doesn’t actually improve behavior?
Personal testimonies are so unconvincing. It’s always just a description of what is happening inside their own mind, never actual verifiable evidence. People in every religion on earth have this exact same intense, subjective experience to “prove” their god is the real one.
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The concept of a personal god is absurd and believing you have a relationship with it is
delusional.
If you can convince yourself that Yahweh is on your side, there's virtually no horrific behavior you can't justify by pointing to something he did or commanded in the Bible.
If a God is truly loving and just, why would it care more about what a person believes than how they actually treat other conscious beings?
Religions will never prove themselves to be true because they're not.
After thousands of years, I feel pretty confident about saying this. lol
There's a reason religions target children. If you tried to pitch those ancient myths to an unconditioned adult for the first time, they'd laugh you out of the room.
What do people who claim to be spiritual actually believe about how the universe came to be and what happens to us after we die?
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“We find [in the gospels] . . . a groundwork of vulgar ignorance, of things impossible, of superstitions, fanaticisms and fabrications.”
—Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to William Short, 4 August, 1820.
Religions exist because of their social and psychological utility, it has nothing to do with their truth value.
Jesus told Christians he’ll be right back, he’s just gonna run to the store to grab some milk and a pack of smokes.






