Mohsen

So, as living in an Islamic society, I was mindlessly and blindly in demand to pray and  worship such a spooky, brutal and savage God!!!

The religion that they claim it's celestial! , But after going through most of religions. I found out that specially in Islam, and Christianity (Old testimony) God is the most violent, repulsive, savage and brutal, creator ever imagined by mankind.

He is homicidal maniac, who easily tells as to kill people who don’t believe in him? Anyone who blasphemes the name of the GOD must be put to death, and after that he has a place called” HELL”!! Full of fire and smoke and burning and torture and anguish, where he will send you to live and suffer and burn and choke and scream and cry forever and ever ‘til the end of time! 

How would a loving God burn people in hell forever simply because they disagree with his rules???? I myself don’t worship this strange God…I really don’t consider him as a loving God plus his not perfect… He demands to kill who doesn't believe in him. He is so devilish and spooky Creator.  Just   read  the   history  to   realize   that  he  is  one   of  the  leading  causes of killing  and  destruction.  Yeah!!  This is the truth. Muslims, Hindus, Christians, Jews, all taking turns killing each other and that because religion told them it was a good idea. The sword of God, the  blood  of the land, vengeance  is  mine!!!  

So, the goal of lunching this site is to discuss about religions and see where is the right path??? which religion is  RIGHT? Does God really exist? 

There are many religions in the world. Nearly every religion claims that it is the only right religion. It is very confusing to people who are looking for the truth or are looking for God. Who should they listen to? Who has the right answer? Which religion is right? Or are they all right? Are they all good, since they basically teach people to be good? Are they all wrong?

Well, here we will look at the story (Myth)  of  Mormons, the Muslims and the Christians  together...  A  quick  story  can  help you to understand the kind of delusion that each religion is living in!!

Let’s start with Mormons..

Here is the narrative ---->>> one night; Joe was sitting in his room praying to God. Suddenly his room became exceedingly bright. An angel appears. The angel tells Joe that there is a set of ancient golden plates buried in the side of a hill in New York. The plates come with two special stones that help Joe to translate them. Once Joe finishes translating, the angel takes the plates and they are never seen again.

The book translated from the plates tells of amazing things: An entire civilization of Jewish people living here in North America 2000 years ago. These people have things like huge cities, and huge wars where millions of soldiers die. And the resurrected Jesus came and visited these people.

This is an amazing story, isn't it? And Joe SWEARS it's absolutely true. Now here's the question: Do you believe Joe's story?

If  you  are a  normal, intelligent person, you do NOT believe this  story. Of course you don't, but why not? Why is it so  obvious  to you that this story is a fairy tale?  First  of  all,  you  look at  the  evidence. There were  NOT  millions  of  Jewish people living in North America 2000 years ago  building  cities  and  waging  wars.  How  do  you KNOW that? Because there is absolutely no evidence for it. There  are no ruins of the cities. There   are  no  battlefields  where  millions  of  people fought and died. It is obvious that the book is lying.

Second, you compare Joe's story to any other fairy tale. This story talks about:

- the magical angel
- the magical golden plates
- the magical seer stones
- the magical disappearance of the plates

These things are all imaginary. As imaginary as Jack's magical beanstalk. The entire story is make-believe and we all know it. Now here is the fascinating thing. Millions of people actually do believe Joe's story. Those millions of people are members of the Mormon Church. Their holy book is the book of Mormon. The book that Joe supposedly translated from the plates.

You see, millions of Mormons live inside a Mormon bubble of delusion, and to them, this story is completely and absolutely true. The dictionary defines delusion as:

de lu' sion : A fixed, false belief that is resistant to reason or confrontation with actual fact.

That definition fits Mormons perfectly. Mormons are delusional. We can all agree on this. But if you ever meet a Mormon and ask him about this story, he can spend hours talking to you about it. He has a thousand rationalizations. He can answer every question you have. To a Mormon this story is totally, absolutely, completely true. What a Mormon sees as indisputable truth, every normal person sees as utter delusion. There is no reason to sugar-coat things. Mormons are entirely delusional and everyone who stands outside the Mormon bubble of delusion knows it.

Now let’s look at the Muslim religion.

Here is the narrative---->>> The story starts with a man. named Mohammed sitting in a cave. He sees a bright flash of light just like Joe did. There is also a talking angel Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

The angel speaks to Mohammed for 11 years, and then one day the angel brings Mohammed a magical horse. Mohammed mounts the horse and it takes him to heaven. Then the horse brings Mohammed back to earth. Everything that the angel told Mohammed was recorded by scribes and became the book that we know today as the Koran.

Now here's the question: Do you believe this story? Do you believe that an angel dictated the Koran to Mohammed? Do you believe that Mohammed rode a magical horse to heaven? Of course not. This story is just as delusional as the Mormon story. The Muslim bubble of delusion is exactly like the Mormon bubble. To the people inside the Muslim bubble, this fairy tale story is completely, absolutely, totally true. But for everyone standing outside the Muslim bubble, we see with total clarity that the Muslims are delusional. It is obvious that this is a fairy tale. You and I both know, for example that magical flying horses are just as imaginary as Santa's flying reindeer.

So now we come to the Christian bubble. How do we know that Christians are delusional? Because the Christian story is just like the story of the Mormons and the Muslims. In the Christian fairy tale we have:

- a magical ghost that inseminates a woman named Mary
- she gives birth to a magical son named Jesus
- a magical star leads people to the baby
- Jesus performs many magical miracles which happen to leave behind no evidence     

- Jesus dies, but three days later he is magically resurrected
- he magically appears to many people to prove his resurrection
- then magically, he ascends into heaven, never to be seen again

All of this magic along with a remarkable lack of evidence makes it obvious. This is a fairy tale, just like the story of Jack's magical beanstalk.

Here is the thing that I would like to help you understand: The 4 billion people who are not Christians look at the Christian story in exactly the same way that you look at the Mormon story and the Muslim story. In other words, there are 4 billion people who stand outside the Christian bubble and they can see reality clearly.

The fact is, the Christian   story  is an  imaginary  fairy  tale. If you are a Christian, you should now be able to see what is happening.  As a Christian, you completely  reject  the Mormon and the Muslim stories. Why? Because they are fairy  tales  and  everyone  knows  it.  You know that every other religion is delusion.  Now,  simply  recognize  the  obvious:  The   Christian religion is exactly the same. All the people inside the Christian bubble are just as delusional. Christians are delusional. Every rational person  can see that.  You  should  also  see  that  there  is  only  one  sane position for any intelligent  person  to  take:  By standing  outside  all  of  these  religious bubbles, you free yourself from delusion.

The  belief  in  heaven  is  delusional. The delusion of Christianity replaces rational  thought with dangerous mythology. Christians  believe  that Jesus will   return  to  destroy  our  planet.  Myths  like these grossly skew your thinking  about   the  future   of   our  species.  They  also  slow  scientific progress.  The  list goes on and on. The delusion of Christianity forces you to discard  rational  thought  in many parts of your life. Your irrationality hurts us all.

The goal here is not to criticize you for your religious beliefs, but instead to help you recover from your delusion. The solution is straightforward: Simply think about your delusion and it will fall like a house of cards. Thinking is the solution.

If you will turn on your brain, the depth of your delusion will become obvious to you, and you will be able to start down the path to recovery. You can begin your healing journey right now. For example, ask yourself:

Why is it that every scientific study shows that prayer is a   superstition?

Think rationally about your religion and you will quickly see how delusional it is. With luck, the bubble of delusion that surrounds you will burst, and you can become a normal healthy human being.