arcanum
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I just finished reading from a book about the Albigensian crusade, when finished I had so sit back and process such horrible atrocities carried out by so called Christians against other Christians, never mind that, man against his fellow man. Here we have the catholic church who were supposed to be carrying on the teachings of Jesus and the apostles and Paul by torturing and burning alive other people who believed differently from them, just like Jesus did right? Oh he didn't? Well he must have at least told people to do that right? Oh wait, he didn't...huh. What about Paul and the disciples didn't they say that if people didn't believe that you were supposed to put people's eyes out with hot pokers, rape them, burn them alive, torture then in all kinds of devious manners till they confess to disbelief only to kill them anyways in the end? What a legacy the so called Christian church has, what a mantle to wear. But what it really was all about was conformity and control. They wanted to populace to be ignorant, unable to read, unable to think critically, keep on believing in the so called true faith, and have them tattle on each other those who they suspected of believing differently, people who may have stood out from being a fellow conformist cog in the matrix. All forms of social control, with all these in place the people are as easy to control and milk as cattle. But that was the middle ages you say, but mainstream religion still serves this purpose today in many places and in many forms. Christianity is certainly not unique in this regard of using religion to control the hearts and minds of the populace. The social engineers and elites of almost every society have exploited religion from the beginning of civilization. It's taken different forms with different rules but all of it has served to keep a ring in the noses of the people, to keep the citizenry under the control of the elites. Religion makes a perfect harness for conformity and compliance.
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