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Originally posted by Dreine
If they did indeed have a weapon of this sort, why wouldn't they release it worldwide? Take religion completely out of the equation if/when the time for a one world governing body takes form and power.
Originally posted by Haknow
According to Kevin Barret of the Muslim Christian Jewish Alliance of Wisconsin, destroying the ability of 1.5 billion human beings to experience and express their need for spirituality would amount to an "act of genocide under international law".
The video:
www.youtube.com...
The article by press tv:
www.presstv.ir...
Is this true?
If this is true, what might be the implications for mankind?
Is this the first step towards the establishment of a world totalitarian state based on scientific materialism?
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by Haknow
Religiosity may live in the brain and therefore subject to deletion, but the heart chakra is the base of all compassion, empathy and love which is the real religion. Without going after a persons heart and soul it can never happen. Most of the repeated mantras and prayers become so ingrained and repetitive that they rub callouses on a persons spirit anyway, so for those who just mimic what they have been conditioned to will not feel any real difference anyway.
There is no difference between any of the so called religions as far as targeting, impossible and besides they have been trying this for decades through fluoride and other poisons in the water tables.
Originally posted by Haknow
reply to post by fairguy
I think we must distinguish religion from spirituality here. Religion is a series of codified beliefs, rites and institutions led by men, and yes it can lead to atrocities.
Spirituality, on the other hand, is human beings' ability to have faith in something greater than themselves. It is, in my view, a force for good.
Destroying this ability, in my understanding, would be to destroy a defining part of what it means to be a human being. Whether or not one is religious is, I think, another matter.