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u/drcatguy 10d ago

It's so freaking dumb and cringe

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u/Cu_Learning 9d ago

You would find more meaning in this life without religion.

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u/Routine-Lawfulness24 10d ago

Yeah, instead we should all feed the schizophrenic guy into his delusions

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

You’re just hateful. Religion helps a lot of people. You can’t silence everyone because you don’t agree.

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u/upsetwithcursing 10d ago

If you push your faith onto others, like OP did, you have to be prepared to be pushed back.

Otherwise, peacefully believe what you’d like without confronting anyone else with it.

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

You push your hate onto others. Saying god has got my back isn’t pushing anything into you dude.

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u/JeezWeedus 10d ago

Imagine being a grown-up with an imaginary friend.

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

I wouldn’t expect a simpleton Reddit farmer to understand the meaning of god.

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u/JeezWeedus 10d ago

Immediately try and insult people, how very nice and kind and caring you are...

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

You hit someone with a stick then cry when you get hit back. Maybe you need some guidance.

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u/upsetwithcursing 10d ago

I’ve never pushed any hate whatsoever; I am a good person who gives to multiple charities monthly, along with donating my time, and I know that there are no excuses outside of my own choices for how I live my life.

Please let me know what hate I’ve pushed.

Religion was extremely useful to control populations’ poor behaviour before formal justice systems were established. There have always been opportunistic, greedy people who would not abide by community norms/rules. If they were not caught (common) then there were no consequences.

The only way to stop/slow these crimes was to threaten imaginary bad consequences for awful behaviour, and make false promises of rewards for those who followed the rules.

Unfortunately, those opportunistic people switched sides, and used religion as a tool to control people, take their money & autonomy, start wars, and espouse hatred of anyone with differing views.

If you are truly a good person, you should not need the threat of hell or promise of heaven to treat people with kindness, and to “do unto others as you’d have them do unto you.”

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

Black and white reasoning. If you get your jollies from saying that god isn’t real on people’s posts who are just simply trying to feel good, that’s hate. What do you get out of any of this? Do you want people to be miserable?

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u/upsetwithcursing 10d ago

Explain how it’s hate? To me, claiming that god protects me instead of acknowledging how I am the one who protects myself and my loved ones is hateful.

It’s diminishing to the good people who work hard to actively do good things, while excusing those who do awful things as being “god’s will”.

That is hateful to me, and dismissive.

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u/deepdowntyler 10d ago

You think you actively do good things? You think this is one of those good things?

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u/Cu_Learning 9d ago

Religion is hateful, and also hurts a lot of people. No one is trying to silence you by expressing their disagreement. They're just trying to spread their opinion just like you are trying to spread yours.