"In times of desperation, people will believe what they want to believe." - Serena Kogan
I've heard the argument before, that because the world's three largest religions (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism) share strikingly similar beliefs, that they're somehow connected. Well, I say that's all a load of crap.
Has anyone ever stopped to think that maybe all three religions were written and created by the same person, let alone, probably plaigerized at some point?
Christianity's "God" holds many similarities to Zeus of Greek Mythology - yet, you never hear anyone make connections between the two, you only hear about how "fictional" and "unrealistic" Zeus is. And the reason is this: People are hopeless when it comes to accepting the truth....
There is no God.
No "God" of any kind has ever existed, nor will he ever exist. The sooner the world accepts that fact, the better off we'll all be - because religion, just like cancer, has been eating away at our world for way too long; now, to the point where there's barely a world left for it to consume.
We'd better get our act together. Fast....
I've heard the argument before, that because the world's three largest religions (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism) share strikingly similar beliefs, that they're somehow connected. Well, I say that's all a load of crap.
Has anyone ever stopped to think that maybe all three religions were written and created by the same person, let alone, probably plaigerized at some point?
Christianity's "God" holds many similarities to Zeus of Greek Mythology - yet, you never hear anyone make connections between the two, you only hear about how "fictional" and "unrealistic" Zeus is. And the reason is this: People are hopeless when it comes to accepting the truth....
There is no God.
No "God" of any kind has ever existed, nor will he ever exist. The sooner the world accepts that fact, the better off we'll all be - because religion, just like cancer, has been eating away at our world for way too long; now, to the point where there's barely a world left for it to consume.
We'd better get our act together. Fast....
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