Tag: religion
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No heaven, no rebirth, no return
Religions have one thing in common. They cannot accept the end. Death terrifies them. Nothingness feels unbearable. So they invent loops—reincarnations, heavens, and eternal returns. Each system promises continuity. None offers truth. Humans cling to illusions, hoping that existence never runs out. But the price of comfort is reason. The fear of endings Every religion…
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God foresees everything. But wait a minute, he just can’t
Religions teach that God sees everything—past, present, and future. The claim sounds comforting. It promises order in chaos and purpose in suffering. Yet it hides a fatal flaw. If God truly foresees everything, then the future is fixed. And if the future is fixed, neither God nor humans can change anything. Divine foreknowledge collapses into…
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How religion hijacked human evolution
Religion did not just emerge from human evolution. It hijacked it.Belief systems captured the very instincts that helped humanity survive and redirected them toward submission, hierarchy, and guilt. The result was a civilization ruled not by reason but by fear. What began as a coping mechanism became the most powerful parasite in human history. The…
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What will happen to a small group of U.S. atheists?
Atheists are a small but significant group in the United States. They number in the millions, yet remain politically invisible. Politicians praise Christianity, recognize Jewish communities, mention Muslims and Hindus, and even flatter vague spirituality. But atheists almost never appear in political speech. When they do, the reaction is usually tense or hostile. The question…
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The politician who mentions atheists – And what happens
Atheists are among the least spoken groups in political life. Politicians refer to every kind of religion. They praise Christian heritage, show respect for Jewish communities, meet Muslim leaders, and even flatter vague spirituality. Yet they almost never mention atheists. If they do, it often leads to tension, controversy, or silence. Religion is treated as…
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Atheist lies, religious truths
I stumbled upon a profile with a solid number of subscribers. Its motto was simple and dramatic: “I used to be an atheist, then I found faith, and I put away atheist lies.” It looked powerful, almost poetic. But when you stop and think, the claim collapses. What exactly are these so-called atheist lies? Atheism…
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When God inspires laughter: Culture and religion collide
Religion does not mean the same thing everywhere. In one country it inspires reverence, in another it provokes laughter. A single phrase about God can draw tears in the United States but mockery in the Czech Republic. What is sacred in one culture can sound absurd in another. The paradox is visible in music. Wiz…
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The case of developing countries: Religion as a detriment
Religion is often described as a source of morality, community, and identity. Yet in much of the developing world, it works as a barrier. It blocks progress, distorts governance, undermines education, and reinforces inequality. Unlike in many developed countries where religion has been reduced to a private matter, in developing states it still governs public…
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Religious power vs secular policy: Who wins?
Throughout history, human societies have swung between religious authority and secular governance. The lines have never been clean. Some states built on divine right later birthed democracy. Others that claim secularism enforce religious dogma through policy. This article explores who really holds the reins of power—and why the conflict remains unresolved in modern times. The…
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Surviving being an atheist in the USA
The United States is a paradox. It was founded with secular principles. Yet belief in God still dominates. Churches line every street. Presidents end speeches with blessings. Children pledge allegiance under a deity. Atheists do exist—millions of them. But in many corners of the country, they walk silently. Their disbelief is not just personal. It…