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Joined March 2010
Free yourself from spiritual fears that are fed into your identity by the clergies.
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Religion is a corporation and you're the consumer of its lies and deceit.
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Your religious leaders are buying fancy cars while sitting on their ass, you're stuck living the life of a perpetual wage-slave.
There's no heaven, it's nothing but a facade, an illusion, designed to get people to silently accept exploitation in this life.
There's no God, there's no little angels keeping tabs on your actions, there's no creature in the sky judging you.
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If god existed the church would not have facilitated the genocidal slave trade.
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You don't need god(s) to feel safe, in fact religion is designed to fill your heart with fears.
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The wealthy own the clergy and the clergy is extremely wealthy.
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There is no afterlife, those who tell you there is are just trying to brainwash you in this life.
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Sectarianism is used to stunt any sort of developing working-class consciousness.
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Prayers are used to subdue your political voice, to make you nothing but an obedient worshipper.
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Religion destroys the spirituality of human beings by suffocating them in rules and edicts.
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Don't be so impressionable, religion is used by governments to control citizens and by parents to control children.
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Religion is a corporation and you're the consumer of its lies and deceit.
While your religious leaders are living like the capitalists off your labor (donations), you're still leading a life of economical slavery.
All religious teachings are designed to deflate the revolutionary spirit of the masses.
There is no afterlife, there are no rewards, no punishments, no judgment days, all you have is the life you're living right now.
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Religious guilt stunts the development of your natural revolutionary drive.
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All religious teachings are designed to drain your spiritual creativity.
Religion destroys the lives of millions by creating sectarian conflicts.
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