More than belief

[matrixmann]

What most people that advertise religious tolerance tend to forget: All organized religions that existed and still exist in the world history of human civilization have a political arm, a political division that works towards realizing the political goals of this religion, and making the rules and commandments of this religion secular law that is

Comments

[onb2017]

That's true. Because religion is sort of politics, helps keeping people damn, uneducated and delusional plus teaches not to resist, cause it's god's will.

[matrixmann]

Religion has a habit of never sticking to only its own business. Especially, if you let it run free without any watch

[onb2017]

Oh, religious people will never let you be. They need to convert you. Apart from politics, I was always amazed how some religious dudes try to get you into believing. I am usually like, what is you business if I believe in god or not just leave me alone but no, they go into all kind of length to convert you. Like as if they get a prize if they bring many others with them to heaven.

[matrixmann]

That's why I pinned that down. One has the impression like people, in between all their talking about "religious tolerance", they forget how this business actually works