Nysyarc
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Link to original post: [drupal=2201]Religion... Sigh...[/drupal]
I don't mind people who are religious or have religious beliefs at all. I have always been an understanding person who accepts people for who they are and what they believe in. I do not however like it when religious people try to press their beliefs on non-religious people. I am an atheist; I am a factual and logical person, and based on facts and logic, I have personally concluded that a god does not exist.
People like him frustrate and confuse me to no end. I can accept his beliefs and his characteristics, and yet he insists zealously that I need to seek 'help' and that I am wrong, I am lost, I know nothing, and I understand nothing... simply because I am atheist.
He says he does not like egotistical and conceited people, and yet he sits himself on a throne high above everyone who does not share his views. It's people like him who are poisoning this world. People who strictly believe that everyone else is doing the poisoning and cannot open their minds to ideas other than the ones they were brought up with.
I'm not saying I'm a perfect person, far from it, but people who can't understand and accept others for their differences are the ones who need help. That is why I disagree with religions. I can accept people who are religious, but the world would be several thousand times better without religion. Obviously religious people would be quick to disagree... which is the part that makes me sad.
Children in religious families are brainwashed and fed full of bull about how anyone who doesn't share their beliefs is lost. They're brought up thinking they are indefinitely right, and to never use logic or common sense. It is archaically wrong and cruel to raise a child on a single belief and force them to live their life with a closed mind and an inability to express themselves freely.
So really, through the course of this rant, I have changed my original opinion of that guy. I no longer hate his guts, I just pity him. It's a shame he had to grow up with a singular mindset, unable to make any choices for himself as to what path he wanted to follow. The problem is, he will now raise any children he has in the same manner, cruelly forcing them to believe one thing, and thinking he is righteous and benevolent for doing so.
I'm not saying that all religions or all religious people are like that. I know there are understanding people who are religious, because I know many personally. However even one person who is that zealously religious is a problem, and as cruel as it was for them to have been raised that way, they will be just as cruel to their children.
I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but if it does, maybe you should think about why it offends you. Because this should not offend anyone with an open mind, even if you are religious. I have nothing against religion since it already exists and is widespread; but if it were up to me, religions would not exist.
I just need to vent right now because people like him frustrate me so much...Near116 on my YouTube channel said:I read your channel. You really need help whether you want to believe and accept that or not.
I don't associate with people like you so I am severing contact with you as of now.
I don't mind people who are religious or have religious beliefs at all. I have always been an understanding person who accepts people for who they are and what they believe in. I do not however like it when religious people try to press their beliefs on non-religious people. I am an atheist; I am a factual and logical person, and based on facts and logic, I have personally concluded that a god does not exist.
People like him frustrate and confuse me to no end. I can accept his beliefs and his characteristics, and yet he insists zealously that I need to seek 'help' and that I am wrong, I am lost, I know nothing, and I understand nothing... simply because I am atheist.
He says he does not like egotistical and conceited people, and yet he sits himself on a throne high above everyone who does not share his views. It's people like him who are poisoning this world. People who strictly believe that everyone else is doing the poisoning and cannot open their minds to ideas other than the ones they were brought up with.
I'm not saying I'm a perfect person, far from it, but people who can't understand and accept others for their differences are the ones who need help. That is why I disagree with religions. I can accept people who are religious, but the world would be several thousand times better without religion. Obviously religious people would be quick to disagree... which is the part that makes me sad.
Children in religious families are brainwashed and fed full of bull about how anyone who doesn't share their beliefs is lost. They're brought up thinking they are indefinitely right, and to never use logic or common sense. It is archaically wrong and cruel to raise a child on a single belief and force them to live their life with a closed mind and an inability to express themselves freely.
So really, through the course of this rant, I have changed my original opinion of that guy. I no longer hate his guts, I just pity him. It's a shame he had to grow up with a singular mindset, unable to make any choices for himself as to what path he wanted to follow. The problem is, he will now raise any children he has in the same manner, cruelly forcing them to believe one thing, and thinking he is righteous and benevolent for doing so.
I'm not saying that all religions or all religious people are like that. I know there are understanding people who are religious, because I know many personally. However even one person who is that zealously religious is a problem, and as cruel as it was for them to have been raised that way, they will be just as cruel to their children.
I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but if it does, maybe you should think about why it offends you. Because this should not offend anyone with an open mind, even if you are religious. I have nothing against religion since it already exists and is widespread; but if it were up to me, religions would not exist.