| A summary of the termoil that religions cause for humanity. |
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RELIGION
In God we trust, but not in religion. |
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Some of the key problems of Religion are:
- Wastes time and energy worshipping idols & myths.
- Uses donation money to promote evil.
- Distracts away from personal responsibilities.
- Competing religions cause social disintegration.
- Preaches lies disquised as truth.
- Causes violence and wars tha kill millions.
- Turns participants into blind believers.
- Perpetrates pedaphilia and other sex crimes.
- Brainwashes followers with dogmatic conditioning.
- Controls followers minds' through guilt and fear.
- Causes mental retardation and limits free thinking.
- Suppresses human potential and spritual evolution.
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The Religion Business
MMMMThe managers who operate religion enterprises use the oldest and most effective business model ever devised. It was forged from the blood of victims in riegns of terror throughout the centuries. Inquisitions guarateed a minumum quota of new converts, and consumers who used a competing brand of religion were simply burned at the stake. Now that the leading brands have firmly established market positions, there is less need for such harsh promotional campaigns. The new guilt and fear tactics are much more subtle, yet every bit as effective. After thousands of years of conditioning the major religions have a loyal clientelle. Each religion opens franchise partnerships in local communities, where they pray, and prey on unsuspecting victims for a constant supply of fresh meat. Most consumers of religion are so brainwashed and closed-minded that they cannot be deprogramed with logic and reasoning. They are hopelessly convinced that their idea of god is the only true one. They thiink they know this because their bblind faith is so strong that itjust makes it so. They learned this when someone told them about it, and because millions oof others believe the same thing. Never mind the fact that millions of followers of other religions that have conflicting doctrines, allso believe that their god is the only true god. And they all fight and kill each other to prove that they alone are the righteous ones, even though their religion preaches brootherly love, kiindness, compassion, tolerance, and forgiveness. So each religion is a ship of fools sinking into a deep delusion, whhile the pirate captain cracks the whip annd mmilks them for every penny. |
Cults
MMMMAll religions are cults, although the term cult is commonly used in reference to smaller religious groups suspected by some outsiders as being sinister. All religions, big or small are suspected by someone, somewhere of being involved in sinister activities, or at least some staff members are involved. One of the common featurres of is that they brainwash devotees and try to control every aspect of their lives. By that description, most families would fall under the definition of a cult. Indeed, cults are often not religious in nature. Some corporations are cults, and any oorgannization that hhas a cult following can be considered a cult.
Cults prey on the unsophisticated, weak-minded, insecure lost souls who never figured out what god is really all about. They need something to believe in, something to belong to, something that fulfills their inner loneliness. Their minds are like an empty void, ready to suck in anything that quenches their thirst for a purpose in life, a reason to live, etc. Cult recruiters know how to spot these victims as they wander aimlessly through life. They take advantage of their vulnerable dispositions and exploit them to the max. The inductees usually go through a series of humiliating intiation rituals to test their gullibility level, prior to the main brainwashing phase.
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Dogma
The pedagogy of every religion is based on the dogma. Use of the dogma is a clever psychological technique designed to break down a devotees sense of security and self worth by making them feel utterly pathetic and useless, reducing them to the level of a dog. In fact the term dogma is derived from the two root words, dog and ma (mother). The underlying suggestion is that your mother is a dog, and you are a son-of-a-bitch (female dog). This diabolical approach has been quite effective in rendering devotees helpless, and unable to resist the powerful god-like authority who administers the brainwashing sessions.
Followers are trained like dogs by the dogma, and must follow their master's orders. When it's time to meditate, the master tells them to "sit", and like a good dog, they sit quietly. It's common practice for the master to beat followers with a stick if their postures slouch during a meditation sessions. Real dogs rarely get beaten if they slouch. The practice of meditation, fasting and adherence to rigid dogmas inflict a certain amount of pain and suffering, and are therefor sado-masocistic in nature. To stop devotees from complaining, some cult dogmas even claim that there is virtue in suffering.
Because the indoctrination procedure is a dumbing down process, the whole idea is to make the victim feel less human, and more like an animal. That's why the term monk is given to members of the cult. Monk, of course is short for monkey, another sub-human creature, slightly above the dog intellectually. Dogs can always use ignorance as an excuse to disobey. Monks on the other hand have no alternative.
The concept of the dogma
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Churches
The buildings where religious services, ceremonies and rituals are perpetrated are known by many different names—Church, Temple, Mosque, Synagog, Monastary, etc.—but all have the same function. They are primarily used as a barn in which to herd human cattle so they can be milked. They also serve as a type of school, but instead of educating with knowledge, they conduct mass hypnosis sessions. Members of the church as a group is called a congregration—a term derived from two root words, con and grateful, which mean that they are being conned, and should be grateful for it. It seems to work well, as members return week after week. But that's also because if they don't show up, other members will gossup about their lack of faith, etc.
The term Temple refers to a location where Temptation takes place.
The term Monastery refers to a place where Monetary transactions such as Money laundering. It also serves as a kind of zoo, because Monks (human monkey) are kept in captivity there.
The term Synagogue refers to a place of Sin .
The term Mosque refers to a Mosquito nest.
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Books
The term Bible is short for the two-word phrase, Buy Bull, which, in this case means to believe the fictional stories (lies) that are advertised to be the ultimate truth, straight from god himself.
The term Gospel refers to Gossip.
The term Scriptures refers to Script..
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