Humanism

I am so glad to be done with all that shite about Christianity, aren’t you? I mean, after convincing absolutely no one to open their minds wide enough to see what style of crock pot of boiling fecal matter Christianity is, all of my three or four readers might be wondering what there is to look forward to in life. I would suggest that instead of wasting one’s time either counting lost sheep, or lulling along at the droning of the masses at Mass, one would read the Humanist Manifesto II. It’s the somewhat updated, longer one (1973, actually). The only reason I don’t yet officially recommend the Humanist Manifesto 2000 (the book) as my kind of propoganda is because, frankly I haven’t read it yet. Oh poo…

BUT, since I don’t expect absolutely anyone to examine the greater aspect of my personal ontology nearly as closely as I examined their own damned faith, I have provided for you here and now…

Challenging the Christian Groupthink – Part 4

Christianity is Contradictory and Hypocritical:

Christianity says you are already saved through Christ’s action and God’s Grace. There is no escaping the bounds of God’s unconditional love… or is it conditional love? with strings attached? where it relies solely on your action of conversion and baptism into the faith (at the very least) in order for God to love you enough to spare your from endless torture, hate, and all that is “bad?” Let’s take a closer look.

Challenging the Christian Groupthink – part 3

Christianity is Divisive:

“God’s Children” are more precious to God than his heretical red-headed step-children. Therefore, this value is reflected in believers who treat other believers as “brothers and sisters,” and tend to see other non-Christians as immoral heathens who are either lost or confused or both that just need to see things in the right perspective – the Christian perspective, and need more than anything to be saved. Not only does it separate the believers from unbelievers with a thick line, it also separates the “saved” from the “heretics” and has a prescribed remedy for these heretics – eternal damnation for God’s unworthy.