[ SECRET POST #2095 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2095 ⌋

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Comments

[ill_omened]

All religions effectively by definition rely on making you heavily invest in a false premise.

Unless we're going to go down the route of anything vaguely like an organisation is a religion and redefine the term to the point of meaningless.

Even if the nature of the beliefs is benign or harmless encouraging the idea of completely rejecting truth even if it's in one small area of your life certainly doesn't seem ideal.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. All religion, by its very nature, requires its participants to leave a portion of their brains behind and trust that their invisible sky wizard knows what's best for them. That's the part that's dangerous.