Blasphemy is for other people; I cannot commit an impious
act as I do not acknowledge the existence of piety. Other people are more than
welcome to self apply the rules of an imaginary concept based on fuck all if
they so wish; you might not eat pork because you read in a book that God
disapproves; that is like me having a fondness for real ale and fireworks
because Gandalf liked them.
There is no difference between me placing a stuffed pig on a
stuffed penguin or on the cover of the Quran; there is no religious
significance to either item and neither is sacred. I am quite fond of penguins
but I have no qualms about their contact with the porcine element, although I
am sure it is a fairly rare occurrence
The fact that it
seems acceptable to tell children that demons live in peoples heads; to take
these children to Africa, where there has been a great deal of child abuse
based on the fact that Christianity is at an earlier stage on that continent
than it is in the west. As a result the horrific acts that were carried out in
the Middle Ages in the name of this ridiculous, tainted and foul amalgamation
of apocryphal untruths are being reenacted in the twenty-first century. There
is no excuse for this.
If this penguin were a Quran, I would be in a world of shit. |
Mormons are not allowed televisions; the thieving liars that
make up the leadership of the L.D.S are fully aware that if one gains any
knowledge on the actual formation of this warped religion they will shortly
become fully aware that it is a massive pile of shit. All religions have always worked along this same premise.
The cruelty that is being carried out in the various differing
countries of Africa motivated by religious zeal, which was embarrassing in
medieval Europe, is now being encouraged by lunatics from the west who have to
travel quite far to find someone who willing to believe this fucking nonsense
any longer. The evangelical, fuck witted, self important denial of all logic
makes up everything that is negative about all levels of faith.
Apologists may point out that you can be a Christian without
the demon, angels and casting out element of the whole thing; in short you
cannot. If anyone has the audacity to tell me that a book is true to the point
that one should live ones entire life by the ethos contained within its
hallowed pages then all of it has to be true. The bit with the demons, the bit
where it is alright to have and to hit slaves, the victims of rape that choose
not to marry their beloved rapist should be hit in the head with rocks until
they are dead and all of the animals in the world fit on a boat.
Pretending these weird and frankly disgusting ideas are not
part of attending church undermines the religion and deity that is being
worshiped; if you are not willing to live by the full list of these rules then
keep your leaflets far from my face, if you are willing to live life in this
manner then you are a dangerous psychotic with no place in society.
The assumption that the rules of ones faith apply to
everyone else is part of the assumption that everything belongs to you;
Christians against marriage seem to be firmly under the misapprehension that
Christians invented the concept. This is why it is felt that weddings should
follow the values, using the word in the loosest possible terms, of their
misguided and fictional doctrine. It is very clear that marriage existed, not
just earlier than Jesus was written about one hundred and fifty years after his
death, but clearly before Moses manages to narrate his funeral in the first
person and declare himself as meek. The Greek gods were married to each other
long before Abraham was convinced to stab his only son to death to prove a
point and they weren't real either.
Three times bigger than the arc was supposed to be: It still wouldn't work. |
Teaching children that demons and djinns exist, not to
mention that they need to be fought takes away their childhood and possibly the
rest of their lives. This is not composed to incite any kind of religious
discord or hatred; it is an argument against the damage that religion causes to
innocent individuals; and ends with the question: is it acceptable to hate
that?
I leave you with the words of a much wiser man.
One is often told that is a very wrong thing to attack
religion, because it makes men virtuous. So I am told; I have not noticed it.
You find as you look around the world that every single bit
of humane feeling, every improvement in the criminal law, every step toward the
diminution of war, every step toward better treatment of the colored races, or
every mitigation of slavery, every moral progress that there has been in the
world, has been consistently opposed by the organized churches of the world.
Bertrand Russell.
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