Tag: Christianity
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Christian scholars and the non-existence of Jesus Christ
The question of Jesus’ existence looks simple. Yet every Christian institution treats it like radioactive material. The entire religion stands on one figure. The entire moral universe depends on one narrative. Therefore Christian scholars do not enter the debate freely. They enter it with identity, salvation, morality, community, and eternity stacked on their shoulders. And…
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The psychological impact of leaving a religious community
Leaving a religious community is not merely an act of disbelief. It is a psychological, social, and existential transformation. It dismantles everything that once gave meaning to life — the rituals, the people, the identity, and the idea of purpose. To walk away from religion is to face the void directly, without the comfort of…
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Religions are best at plagiarizing
Religions claim to reveal eternal truths. They promise to explain the universe, morality, and destiny. But when we examine their origins, we discover something else. None of them began from nothing. They recycled older myths, rituals, and moral codes, rebranding them as divine revelation. From the first prayers carved into stone to the latest New…
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Peter Thiel: IQ 160 and still believes in Christianity
It sounds impossible. A person with an IQ of 160 — one in 31,560 — believing in Christianity. Even an IQ of 150 — one in 2,330 — is already at a genius level (this is the range I estimate he belongs to based on rarity). Yet Peter Thiel, whose IQ likely oscillates between those…
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There must be God, little, extremely limited
The old God is dead. The personal God of the churches fell under the weight of science. The deist God of philosophers fell under the blows of reason. Yet the word “God” never vanished. Too many people cannot let go of it. Instead, they cut it down. They stripped it of power, personality, and transcendence…
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Should we be culturally Christian?
Cultural Christianity sounds harmless. People say it means celebrating Christmas, enjoying church weddings, or calling Europe “Christian” even when belief is gone. But behind this idea hides a dangerous illusion. It preserves myths from the Bronze Age. It keeps alive a worldview that belongs to shepherds, priests, and rulers of ancient tribes. And it risks…
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Even some not so intelligent people don’t believe in God
Disbelief in God is often treated as a mark of superior intelligence. People imagine scientists, philosophers, or brilliant skeptics tearing down arguments of faith. But reality is not that simple. Even some not so intelligent people do not believe in God. They did not arrive there through complex reasoning. They reached it by relying on…
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How all prophecies failed
Prophecy has always fascinated humanity. It has been presented as a divine message, a glimpse of destiny, or even proof of God’s omniscience. Many religious traditions claim that prophecy is evidence of divine inspiration, since only an all-knowing being could foretell the future. If that were true, prophecy would be the strongest confirmation of religion’s…
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We can question Christianity, not Islam
You can question Christianity in most Western countries, you can mock it, you can publish it. And you will face criticism, maybe protests, but not a death sentence.Now compare that with many Muslim-majority states. Question Islam. Name the Prophet. Challenge scripture. You can face prison. You can face mobs. In some places, you can face…
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Nationalize the Vatican’s power and wealth
The Vatican is more than a spiritual institution. It functions as a global empire. For centuries, it has blended religion, politics, finance, and secrecy. It owns land, runs banks, shapes diplomacy, and influences morality. Although it presents itself as sacred, it operates like a state—yet enjoys legal and financial privileges that no other power on…