First things first, my point here is far from
talking about god. His existence or inexistence is, honestly, one of my most
distant interests. In fact, for me it’s pretty much answered already as a being
created from our spiritual needs. Read my texts and you’ll find me pretty much
completely an atheist finding my own way to deal with my spiritual needs.
But I hate the work so-called atheists have
been doing out there, and I basically don’t like using the definition myself.
Lately I’ve been pretty disgusted at the way other atheists are going
unreasonable and downright fanatic. It’s too clear to me they’re about to go
the prey-and-hunter change of roles if they’re given the chance, and that’s just
repeated history for me. It’s a fact for me and end of story about it.
The idea I am talking about here is how
religion suddenly becomes the root of all evil. Every single problem in the
world comes from it and only the chosen people with a sense of criticism can
obviously see how the bible is totally about something that hasn’t existed.
This way every literal misinterpretation allows great jokes that are so true
but at the same time so poorly thought out. Also, it’s strange how I find more
teenager atheists than actual grown-up, enlightened people who don’t assume
they know everything about the world.
And the problem is how there are renowned
people out there commanding this debauch on religion. There are those like
George Carlin who tell us to question everything, but I can’t find anybody
questioning him, because the blind adoration becomes overt at times. And there
are other scientists also trying to take every chance to make bitter or
sarcastic remarks, and I’ll leave Richard Dawkins here mostly to name the idea,
but there several people who are working relentlessly to bring religion down
when there are several more effective ways to improve the world.
All the credibility I have towards scientists
and thinkers or philosophers always go downhill when they express themselves
with sharp tongues. It feels to me like lack of maturity when every time the
subject comes up one will just go harvesting all of its flaws and mocking its
entire existence. I’d be much more prone to be anti-religion if it wasn’t by this
sad debauchery on the part of the atheists. I like hearing the voice of all,
but extremism strikes no chord with me, and I find it hard listening to those
who stand with polemics for the sake of polemics instead of awareness.
