New World Order and The Atheist

Originally posted by Loken68



I'm not even going to include [...] and Cuba.

You do realize that Cuba's mainly Catholic, right? I know you've been indoctrinated that Cuba's an evil nation where they eat babies, but saying it's an atheist nation just shows how uninformed you are.

reply to post by MrXYZ


What do you think? I'm accusing the civilian population?

Originally posted by Loken68
reply to post by MrXYZ

 

What do you think? I'm accusing the civilian population?

I believe what you're doing is wrongly attributing totalitarian regimes to atheism. The real problem with those regimes is statism, not atheism.

If you want to see where religion takes front seat in nations be sure to check out theocracies such as Saudi Arabia and Iran where women are subjugated, religious police run rampant, adulterers will be stoned to death, homosexuals are petty criminals are executed in public, etc. Other places where superstitions run rampant include Kenya, where accused witches are still burned at the stake. These are modern day, present time practices.

So you see, when religion enjoys any degree of political power we see absolutely the worst atrocities committed on human beings. Perhaps you should rethink your hilarious claim that atheism is ushering in the NWO, because if you truly cared about the others in your species you'd be doing anything necessary to dismantle the murderous grip that religion places on cultures.

Originally posted by Loken68
reply to post by MrXYZ

 

What do you think? I'm accusing the civilian population?

I'm saying the whole argument is stupid. You are mixing politics with religion. There's plenty of horrible regimes where the majority of the population is Christian, Muslim, or Atheist. They are horrible because they're dictatorships, because their leaders are greedy, and/or because they're power hungry.

The previous poster pointed out a very important word.

Dictatorship.

Often religions dont mind dictatorship as long as they think its God being the dictator. But what I see is that we are given a experience, a existence...that teaches us as we go...through trial and errors, through making mistakes and learning from those mistakes. This allows me to see 'God' more as merciful through our learning experiences...instead of waiting to punish us for them.

So I dont see 'God' as a dictator. Which is why, even with 'God' I dont agree that a forced world order would work. We must learn WHY a world order is good...we must learn WHY unity is best...we must learn WHY our own will bringing a world order is the way. How do we have any understanding if we dont learn all of the 'why's'. If there is no true understanding, through our own will...what good would it do for 'God' to come with force?

I think its not so much we are to wait on God....for the world to unite...but God is waiting on us...to bring our Divine purpose to this sphere we live upon.

Originally posted by LeoVirgo

So I dont see 'God' as a dictator.

Good for you, but plenty of people do, and the most dangerous of those people are ones who are in control or have some degree of power.

Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.

-Blaise Pascal

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Yeah and they don't have law suits everytime they offend someone.