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Religion Will Be the Death of Us All

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By Roland Michel Tremblay (about the author)     Page 1 of 4 page(s)

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Please, forgive me. As I am drunk and about to talk about religion. Something that should never be done, as religion is the last remaining taboo in American society, and God, do I know it.

I just hope I won't be censored for talking about religion, and, oh, being drunk at the same time. Hopefully it is within your book of truth, your Bible, to forgive such things as I am about to do. What has Jesus Christ said exactly? I am so drunk, I can't remember anything.

If you are about to judge me, you are following the wrong immoral type of religion. And you'd better wake up to this world, the real world, before someone else takes advantage of you, using against you your most cherished beliefs, your own religion. It happens more often than you think. Just think about it.


Just finished a hell of a week at work, drank myself to death tonight, after I had sex with my boyfriend (a homosexual deviant diseased mind like me, to use the religious term), smoke more roll ups than I would care to count, and here I am, I will talk about religion. Did I mention drugs in there somewhere? Oh!

I am your son! I am the son of every good American out there! Because I am just a statistic, and according to statistics, so many are just like me. I am your Useless American Alcoholic Gay Son! Please remember that, if you cannot remember anything else.

I am testing your limits, have you exploded yet? At least I will not talk about war, or nuclear Third World War, which religion will most definitely play a major role in making a reality. Nuclear death by religion... it has a great ring to it.

Right now, I'm just afraid that I'm no longer objective, that I will be downright cynical, and will alienate any of my readers who might be even slightly religious. I guess I would do just that in any case... so let's go! You are not afraid of your own opinions, why should I be?

What would you say if I were to tell you that I am Catholic, and Catholicism is the only real religion, and that if you do not convert right now, you will suffer for eternity once you die? We all know that only Catholics will go to heaven, anyone else goes straight to hell.

I can already tell you that your religion is crap and filled with lies, and you all need to die sooner or later, sooner rather than later hopefully, and that I am quite willing to help eradicate any believer, by definition an infidel, in any other religion.

If you are not Catholic, you're most likely to think that I am mad, and that someone needs to stop me, kill me, before I somehow succeed in my plan to annihilate humanity. And you would be right. After all, we all know that Catholics are wrong, they will all go to hell, and all the religions originally based on Protestantism are the right ones, they are the ones who will go to heaven. Does that include the Mormons? I wonder... probably not.

I will tell you the truth, I am a Muslim. Oh, I need to be shot now, don't I? But why? Why indeed. Since it cannot possibly be justified, under any Court of law, under any kind of rule of any God that ever existed. Is it not so? Come on, tell me, I am listening.

If you believe otherwise, there is an indictment ready for you under our Court of Law, and it leads to a trial which will lead you straight to prison. Please, do remember that, if you cannot remember anything else.

If you can't reach reason by reason alone, the law will lead you to reason. All religions are to be respected, even the lack of belief in any religion will be respected. Are we free to think and believe whatever we want or are we not, what do you prefer? A prison sentence? I will arrange it, believe me. The law is on my side (at the moment, at least).

I am highly surprised by this need for people to have a religion, since at the end of the day, why would they need such a thing? What is a religion exactly, anyway?

A religion, I would think, starts with a leader who spoke some sort of wisdom to some other people who obviously trusted that person. This leader either talked a lot and was listened to, and some others wrote about it, or this person wrote a bunch of books that could be thought of as some sort of wisdom. A book of truth about the nature of humankind and the universe, and a whole set of ethical and moral behaviors to observe, that no one in their right mind could possibly ever obey.

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A bit rough on religion by Jay Farrington on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:14:03 PM
why religions exist by Arcadio Ortiz on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:33:07 PM
"Religious" bigotry and hypocrisy are the real problem. by Ruth on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:36:34 PM
Imagine a world without religion by Roland Michel Tremblay on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:40:24 PM
Thanks, but it wasn't an ordeal by Jay Farrington on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:46:30 PM
Roland: FYI by Ruth on Monday, Aug 4, 2008 at 8:20:58 PM
Ruth, wasn't that the same kind of church by Jay Farrington on Tuesday, Aug 5, 2008 at 8:00:56 AM
Yes. by Ruth on Thursday, Aug 7, 2008 at 8:33:43 PM
VOLTAIRE SAID IT BEST by rhalfhill on Wednesday, Aug 6, 2008 at 12:33:08 AM
That's mostly because most people don't know what God is. by Ruth on Thursday, Aug 7, 2008 at 8:44:21 PM

 
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