I respectfully disagree brother.

Every man has a religion. The question isn’t if you worship but what or who you worship. The state often acts like a false god, demanding loyalty and punishing those who don’t comply, but lumping biblical Christianity in with it is a mistake.

The state rules through coercion. Christ’s kingdom is built on truth and redemption, not force. The state comes and goes, using deception and power to maintain control. God’s word stands forever and doesn’t need manipulation to sustain it.

The problem isn’t religion itself but false religion, whether that’s the worship of the state, self, or any other man-made system. Rejecting God doesn’t make someone free, it just means they will serve something else. Everyone has a master. The only question is which one.

This begs the question.

Cant argue with the religious. The mind is a strange thing. There's over 20 some odd thousand religions in the world. They all end up relying on faith and people feeding money into the machine to keep it propped up.

Many people need religion to make them feel like their life is useful and or has meaning. I think we are pretty useless. If we vaporized the human race, it would arguably be better for the universe.

Unsure why people can't just go straight to the source and say, there is a God that created everything. Skip all the religious filters, the other sub deities of sorts.

Love. A thing at which I struggle with because I feel like most humans just get in my way, is the most important thing in the world. If everybody loved to its fullest potential, whether it was their lover, thier neighbot etc, the world would be a much more elegant place.

I got a church with my girlfriend, a non-denominational Christian one. I feel very detached and awkward with those people most the time. Like, I'm in a herd of sheep. Doesn't hurt anything, I guess I'm not feeding it money, which it always asks for. Just strange.

Strived to go straight to the source.

If someone tells you, if you don't accept Jesus Christ into your heart, you're going to hell, That person is likely low IQ. There would be too many people in the world going to hell. I don't believe God is that much of an asshole, And if it is, so be it.

So what is your source of morals?

This doesn't add up historically.

Especially for Christianity.

Exactly the opposite happened.

The first and main "enemies" of Christianity was nations (Jews and Romans/Greeks) and States (Roman Empire etc).

The confusion is predictable and can be justified due to mingling of national identities/cultures with religious beliefs.

The truth is that States as conservative mechanisms (require common language, history, heroes and yes faith) used religion/faith as a means of producing homogeneity to the people.

This become very evident if you listen modern Jews talking (Ben Shapiro and likes).

On of their common say against Christianity is that it's global, put the nation 2nd etc

Religion has been used to manage human behaviors through the threat of hell or the promise of eternal life in heaven. But philosopher Goodchild argues that money, and debt, are now the main motivators for human cooperation — so much so it's begun to intertwine with religion. There's a huge sect of Christianity known as prosperity gospel that equates personal wealth as a sign of being blessed by god, tying money and religion ever closer... to some they are one in the same.

"God money, I'll do anything for you"

- NIN

This only applies to religions and sects that promote ignorance and servitude as virtues.