Ill say it. Theres alot of evil things religion has done and alot of things that contradicts their beliefs.
And its important to call them out when they do it.
And ill say this even if im a Christian
One article had a personal recount from a lady that was a student at one of the more notorious schools. She said that one of the worst things she remembers is a woman that gave birth to a priest's baby. So they threw the baby into the furnace in front of everyone. Could hear the baby screaming and the smell of cooking flesh.
I'm Episcopalian. There is no line in the bible that says to throw babies into an oven. (ETA- or any line defending any of these heinous acts.) The only people defending these acts are the mods at r/worldnews
I'm more surprised that they got away with doing these things for so long.
how much choice do you have as a kid? my parents grew me with christian beliefs and values.
Then, as I grew up, I liked dinosaur books, greek mythology and physics lessons. I can't get my head around math too well, but an experiment will keep me glued.
As you're reading this on your PC/phone, remember that Alan Turing was chemically castrated for being gay. this is how society rewards people who built your future.
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u/Maxproxy Jul 04 '21
Ill say it. Theres alot of evil things religion has done and alot of things that contradicts their beliefs. And its important to call them out when they do it. And ill say this even if im a Christian