gion

All this can seem quaint now when pro­fess­ing reli­gion is prac­ti­cally a polit­i­cal neces­sity, whether one believes or not.

True Believer « Snarkmarket 2006

I think that reli­gion is the only way we sur­vive.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

Because of this abuse of won­der­ful ideals, i belive reli­gion is a net-negative on humankind.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

Of course, reli­gion is cited as the force behind some of the most awe­some acts of human altru­ism.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

As Karl Marx says reli­gion is the opi­ate of the masses.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

And of course, reli­gion is cited as the force behind some of the most despi­ca­ble acts of human destruc­tion.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

Whether orga­nized reli­gion is a net pos­i­tive or neg­a­tive his­tor­i­cally, it is hope­lessly obso­letenow.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

Gen­er­ally, I think reli­gion is in some sense indis­pen­si­ble for fos­ter­ing the soci­eties that spawn them.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005

All these are good things, and bet­ter than I’m an athe­ist because I think reli­gion is a waste oftime.

This I Believe « Snarkmarket 2005

For those who argue “reli­gion is a cul­tural net pos­i­tive”, let’s not for­get what period of Euro­pean his­tory was most dom­i­nated by reli­gion.

Religion: Good or Bad? « Snarkmarket 2005