The brain of man is, especially in infancy, like a soft wax, ready to receive all the impressions we wish to make on it; education furnishes nearly all his opinions, at a period when he is incapable of judging for himself. We believe that the ideas, true or false, which at a tender age were forced into our heads, were received from nature at our birth; and this persuasion is one of the greatest sources of our errors. – Jean Meslier (1664-1729)
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The mastermind of the Bible is questionable.
If an omniscient, omnipotent perfect being is the mastermind behind the Bible, then; Anyone?
The Sin Scam
It is the ultimate scam. Think about it: You pay the church to insure you for imaginary crimes against an imaginary being, so that you won’t go to an imaginary hell, as well as insuring you to go to an imaginary heaven. It’s a billion dollar industry established by charlatans and funded entirely by the stupidity of our speices.
Michael Sherlock
You believe in a book that has talking animals, wizards, witches, demons, stocks turning into snakes, burning bushes, food falling from the sky, people walking on water and all sorts of magical, absurd and primitive stories, and you say that we are the ones that need help?
Mark Twain
Keep religion out of our schools
In this country, Christians can teach toddlers to hate and persecute, AND WE, through the automatic tax exemption for churches foot the bill.
Anne Rice
Cognitive Dissonance – A religious disease
Cognitive dissonance is a psychological concept developed by Leon Festinger in 1957. It refers to the discomfort or tension that arises when a person holds two or more contradictory beliefs, attitudes, or values, or when their behavior conflicts with their beliefs or values. This discomfort motivates individuals to resolve the inconsistency and bring their thoughts,… Continue reading
If God was real
If God was real, the earth would be paradise and there would be no suffering and injustice. Just think about it.
Who was Jean Meslier and what was his philosophy
Jean Meslier was a French Catholic priest who lived in the 17th century. Despite his position as a priest, Meslier was a man of great intelligence and skepticism, who challenged the traditional religious beliefs of his time. He is most known for his posthumously published work, “Memoirs of a Priest,” which outlines his philosophical views… Continue reading
The value of religion
Religion, the opium of the masses, has been a bane of humanity since the dawn of time. It has been the source of countless wars, oppressions, and prejudices. But, let’s be honest, what good has ever come out of it? Absolutely none! Firstly, religion divides people. People fight and kill each other over their beliefs,… Continue reading
Why the holy trinity does not make sense
The concept of the Holy Trinity, which is central to many Christian denominations, has been the source of much controversy and confusion for centuries. The idea that one God exists as three distinct persons – the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit – defies logic and comprehension. Firstly, the idea of three distinct persons,… Continue reading