Yes they can now marry into the royal family. And become MP's. Something should be done, they'll be taking over next.
Imagine A World Without Religion
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Some famous philosopher (so famous I cant remember his name) said if God didn't exist it would be necessary for man to invent him. KInda sums it up
I have to disagree with you there...
Religion is drummed into people who at the end of the day have no hope...
And thus many of the evils in this world happen because those without hope are told to hate others who are perceived to be different...
Religion (whatever imaginary friend different fanatics believe in) is by definition illogical, since there is no proof of any of these imaginary friends...
The only hope there is for the future is the eradication of all religions...
But see where that got Lennon!
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If a child is born disabled its God's will.
That's not for me thanks.
That's not for me thanks.
Religion can offer hope to folk in desperate need of it - a cushion to soften the blow of a tragic death or provide succour to innocents trapped in a war zone, or any number of events that can occur in lifetime. Perhaps i should've said, 'spiritulity' is hardwired into the human psyche but i didn't want to go all New Age on the matter. It's been around for far longer than organised religion and, perhaps, even before God became a concept. Before the "one true God" came along to claim supremacy over the many who were worshipped there was an avatar ever-present throughout the natural world: animism is the oldest known form of worship and the simplest way to connect with something larger than the Self. It doesn't require 'proof', it just Is.
Your claim that the only hope is an eradication of religion is nihilistic and leads to anarchy.
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Agree.
If God exists, and He is as described, He would surely not allow such things to happen.
That’s nonsense, it’s installed by your family or friends.
No one wakes up wanting to be religious.
I bet retribution isn't on the prayer list.I / We work for numerous religious peopleOf differing beliefs / faiths
Quite like some of the beliefs of a Hindu lady we work for ( don’t believe em but do like them )
dully noted.
What a strange argument to make...
Is that your belief as to what would happen, and could you prove it would happen?
Religious beliefs have of course been proven to have been the cause of untold deaths and that is fact!
And as someone who has obviously been instilled with the belief that without organised control there is the 'danger' of 'anarchy' does not understand the meaning of 'anarchy'!
Uneducated/easily led people believe it is a descent into chaos, but educated people realise it is a system of self governance rather than imposed control...
Based on what proof?
One could argue that alcohol/drugs provide a similar crutch...
And if the number of deaths were able to be tallied up, I'd wager that religion would be the 'winner'!
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Voltaire. He didn't have the benefit of Trump in his world......
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I don't think it needs "proof" that some people find hope in religion, which encourages them to adopt it, even though it's a circular argument.
I was once subjected to hearing and commenting on a kid's analysis and timeline of "the resurrection".
I asked he how she could prove that some JC fanboys didn't creep in and nick the body before Mary Magd got there in the morning.
She came back with someting like "Oh but we believe it was god". I laughed, which her parents didn't like very much.
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