By illu minati ~ I n this post I'm going to discuss two basic contentions based on my own knowledge (I'm open for comments, suggestions, and violent religious reactions) which are fundamental on misotheism and on atheism: 1. If God/gods does exist, then we should hate Him/them and 2. If God/gods do not exist, then we should hate religious people. First contention says "If God/gods do exist, then we should hate Him/them." In order to explain it, we have to use points and explanations in order to make it a sound argument. Here are they: 1. God/gods are must be hated for His/their lack of respect on human life. a. For everything is pre-destined to play on His/their great soap opera a1. According to Jesus, it is finished before He died on the cross even though the Revelation event haven't take place yet, a2. According to Moslem people, EVERYTHING that happen/happens/will happen is God's will, and a3. So say the other polytheist religion. b. For...

By illu minati ~ R ecently I de-converted from Christianity. I was attending a "born-again" Christian church called Jesus Is Lord Church. I was part of music team, and the guitarist. I can honestly say that even though I didn't speak-in-tongues(now I call it gibberish) I was a born-again. I had another talent that I was nourishing, it was debating. I read a book besides the Bible, it was "Witnessing to the Cults" or something like that. I was hard-core about the basics of religions, I know all the flaws of all Christian cults such as: Iglesia ni Christo, Jehovah's Witness , Mormonism, and sometimes Catholic Church itself. But one thing I refused to see was the born-again church itself. Next is I studied the atheism and watched debates about them. I am convinced that God is therefore true. The thing that started my doubt was an other-branch-church-pastor visited us and preached about who gets glorified in heaven, is it the inside-church workers or the o...