You're imprisoned by religious dogma, concerned with learning of paths inside a dark labyrinth, yet there's a world of light and freedom outside. Religions present gods in their own images. Killing “infidels,” stoning “sinners,” and enslaving the conquered are ideas that come from evil minds. Attributing those ideas to a god is a strategy to “justify” such thought and encourage followers to implement them.
You can talk about Nicaea and 4th century theological/political struggles all you want, the people of the Middle East obviously shared a cultural and intellectual heritage, but that is a far cry from saying that Islam and Christianity share common roots. You could just as well argue in that case that Mormonism shares common roots with Islam and Christianity and that therefore Joseph Smith is the main prophet. Who cares anyway? What a load of nonsense all of this religious fervour is anyway.
You're imprisoned by religious dogma, concerned with learning of paths inside a dark labyrinth, yet there's a world of light and freedom outside. Religions present gods in their own images. Killing “infidels,” stoning “sinners,” and enslaving the conquered are ideas that come from evil minds. Attributing those ideas to a god is a strategy to “justify” such thought and encourage followers to implement them.
4um360 10 months ago
I believe in one God and in His Son, THE MAN, Jesus Christ. Thank you for your words of truth.
AnnOyer7771 11 months ago
You can talk about Nicaea and 4th century theological/political struggles all you want, the people of the Middle East obviously shared a cultural and intellectual heritage, but that is a far cry from saying that Islam and Christianity share common roots. You could just as well argue in that case that Mormonism shares common roots with Islam and Christianity and that therefore Joseph Smith is the main prophet. Who cares anyway? What a load of nonsense all of this religious fervour is anyway.
trifelgeputinage 1 year ago