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Was probably his best skit. Stated the damn truth there.Comment
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I'm not too sure if you're entirely against all religious ideas or the organisations of such. Imo eastern spirituality, which religion let's you practice, in the western context helps us secure ourselves mentally in this world which continuously poisons us with narcissism.
Try not to read too much into that. I went to catholic and christian churches in the past. By their own merits, these churches, that are set up for good will, are still operated by the fallible man and thus the blind hate for such is 'imperfect' as well.
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Really I have nothing against religious philosophy. Religion at its core preaches a decent message, of course you have to filter out the parts about beheadings, and circumcisions, and familial sacrifice and all that. The problem is that people filter the message to affirm their worldview. If it fits it they accept it, if it challenges it they disregard it. So for most people religion is useless, because they already know what they believe, and they use religion to justify their beliefs after the fact.I'm not too sure if you're entirely against all religious ideas or the organisations of such. Imo eastern spirituality, which religion let's you practice, in the western context helps us secure ourselves mentally in this world which continuously poisons us with narcissism.
Try not to read too much into that. I went to catholic and christian churches in the past. By their own merits, these churches, that are set up for good will, are still operated by the fallible man and thus the blind hate for such is 'imperfect' as well.
The other half of people just let religions do their thinking for them. Religions which were created to expand human conciousness end up shrinking it, because devotees get tunnel vision. Rather than justify their worldview through the religion, they get their worldview from the religion and try to make everything else fit in there.
Tl;dr religion was a good idea but is always poorly executed in practiceComment

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