I May Live In Mississippi But I’ll Always Have The Buckeyes In My DNA shirt

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When I was a little angry teenager that thought themselves very clever, I’d use these 5-10 smug atheist talking points, mostly to annoy the I May Live In Mississippi But I’ll Always Have The Buckeyes In My DNA shirt and I love this preachers when I was forced to sit through their lectures. But as I grew a little into myself I’ve realised that I don’t really care whether the Bible implies snakes had feet before the Apple Accident or that Book of Ezekiel reads like something I could write on acid trip. I’m more concerned about practical applications of religion than their philosophy or the form it is conveyed by. Taoism? A philosophy that said go with a flow and realise that self is just an illusion twisted into do anything to reach immortality and preserve your self forever to sell pills and shit.

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My bad blood with religion has nothing to do with their core postulates but rather how people use it for their own gain taking advantage of their moral authority. Ultimately the I May Live In Mississippi But I’ll Always Have The Buckeyes In My DNA shirt and I love this problems with organized religion are in the organized part, not the religion part. No power structure is incorruptible At the end of the day, all organised religions are cults with fancy names, cults are sheep following a shepherd, and if that shepherd happens to be a wolf in disguise the sheep don’t know untill its too late. You are quite literally correct. Cults become recognized as religions when they’ve been around long enough as according to the sociological definition. If the first members of Judaism had been goatherds instead of shepherds, Christianity would be wayyyyy different, just saying. Just going to point out here that the Bible says repeatedly to ignore things you learn in the real world if they go against God’s ‘revelations’ (ie, what priests tell you). The fact that a lot of our scientific understanding comes from people who were active members of the Church is kind of amazing ngl. When an institution has a stranglehold on academia, it isn’t really surprising that all academia comes out of that institution.