Where Politics And Video Games Collide

Christians can not handle an unbiased and fair consideration of their holy text. I'm sorry if your religious tradition is mired with hate, murder, and threats! Do not get so offended when someone simply puts out the values clearly stated in the Bible. Your "God" is a ficticious bully who makes Hitler and Stalin look like saints.

More and more kids are starting to wake up and realize the lie that is Christian superstition. This is why we see ministries utilizing highly secular forms of entertainment -- even when the entertainment contradicts revelation -- to keep children in the Church. Indoctrinating a child in Christian lies a young age is vital: once the mind is sharp and free of parental authority, wise individuals (who were not indoctrinated) will seek the truth. Christianity cannot stand by the merit of its own claims; so, I'm not surprised to see Churches doing everything they can to violate the mental agency of children while they are still young.


@Coravin

You were a smart kidd. That's great. But most children can hardly name a single gospel, or understand a full episode of spongebob. Even then, you're asking a child to abstract from a level of philosophical inquiry that is among the most challenging, difficult, and theoretical in all knowledge. And, on top of this, the child is usually guided under the presumption that all other religions are false and under the threat of eternal torture.

And, yes, Christ is modeled off a vidictive bronze age war god (I will NOT stop using this perfectly descrptive term). I suggest you re-read the book of Mark; Christ does not object the OT, his validity is derived from such superstition.

Supported by real life? Lol, okay. Sure! People see individuals walk on water, rise from the dead, commune with burning bushes, construct arks large enough to hold 23 billion species, and evoke the other insane supernatural claims of superstition every single day. Again, Christians seem to be so deluded in their indocrination that they are simply devoid of fact, inquiry, and reason.

As a literay work, the tomb of superstition is rife with contradictions, messages of hate, and is clearly the work of dozens, completely different, authors. As such, your religion does not stand up to unbias critcism, amounting to little more than a pile of functionless superstition. The text is hardly worth consideration as a work of fiction. Assuming it contain any fraction of the truth is absolutely insane.