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Which religion you hate most
- Thread starter FearGod
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I have problems excusing any religion that feels justified in killing someone because they disagree.
The smaller cults which induct people, brainwash them, and then engage in behaviours destructive to the individual and the world around them.
Sadly, there are many fitting into this category.
For the sake of the exercise, I'll say the Ant Hill Kids.
Roch Thériault and The Ant Hill Kids - Grim Happenings
Hate is an entirely unproductive use of energy.
However, I find any religion that teaches intolerance and proselytization objectionable.
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Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
None, actually.
Some traits I dislike about religions I heard of and/or know.
1. Sacrifice (human in Christian, animals in Santeria)
2. (Harsh) evangalism (Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism)
3. Religion traits where experience is a substitute for knowledge (telling people they need to experience something they won't fully know of; like: you go to work to get experience. You need experience to go to work)
4. Traits that make the religious more concerned about their religion over other people's well being and many times in spite of it
5. Universalism
6. Eclecticism
I only know christianity and nichiren buddhism in regards to personal experience. The rest I only know online.
Any religion that meets the criteria above, I dislike. But that's just the theology not the people who follow it.
james blunt
Well-Known Member
yeah, right, I hate ! why , always why ...
I'm surprised to see these on your list. Would you be willing to elaborate upon what you dislike about these two?
Cacotopia
Let's go full Trottle
I'd say 98% of them as almost all of them have justified horrific human behavior at one point in time. murder. torture, rape, slavery, genocide, infanticide, placing the poor and destitute on the edge and over the edge of financial collapse, false hope, a shield with which to propagate hatred. Religion is a mockery of all the good qualities humanity can express.
Because Satan is the embodiment of pure evil, and Satanism is the worship of evil, no matter what they would like to tell you.
AdamRaja
Islamic Philosopher
Why focus on hating anything? That's so negative and unproductive.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
'K. I don't care for Univeralism because every religion has very distinct doctrines that cannot be mushed into one spiritual path. If you have one religion pointing to god and another pointing away from god, they will not mix smoothly. It's also something that reminds me of slavery. Instead of accepting people for differences we are seperate but equal.
Eclecticism I dislike because you are taking parts of different religions and making it a whole new one. So, if you take the eucharist one day and pray to the Buddha another you go against the foundations of both faiths. You can't take the eucharist and believe that only you can "save yourself." You can't follow (Buddhist) Dharma if you believe gods will help you from suffering and not mind to actions.
It's totally disrespect to individual faiths that conflict with each other. Universalism tries to bring these conflicts together by making "them white." Eclecticism is picking then apart: seperate but equal.
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
I'm not a hater, but there is a religion with particular aspects of which I dislike; I'd especially lack a fondness for dry fasting sunrise to sunset one month each year, abstinence of alcohol and bacon, obsessive praying, and a pilgrimage.to an overcrowded place.
Please guess which religion this is.
Please guess which religion this is.
AdamRaja
Islamic Philosopher
The typical most hated religion in the world. I love it.
