AAAARGH! 
I'm missing the Casualties as I type. How utterly depressing! Damn money, or rather lack of it. I'm thinking of selling my soul to the devil, how much do you think I'd get for it? 
I watched a film yesterday called 'The Second Coming' it appeared not long ago as a two part series on ITV. It based on the idea of a second coming of Christ in modern times; the kind of effects it would have on this society. More sociological than bible bashing, it was actually quite good.
It got me thinking though. About heaven and hell. My conclusion? Fuck it. There is no such thing. It's just a man made creation designed to mould people into law abiding citizens, while insitigating hatred, fear and war to uphold itself. I just don't swallow that kind of tripe. Though as an Anarchist, it's the realience on people's dedication to 'good' that I believe in. Heaven and Hell exists inside all of us, not just in Chrisitans, it extends across all religions and even athiests.
Fuck religion and its seperating ways. Fuck laws. All it ever does is condem us. Whatever happened on a simple trust and reliance on inbuilt moral coding. A trust in humanity. *fumes*
Well thats my two cents. What are your views on religion?
I'm missing the Casualties as I type. How utterly depressing! Damn money, or rather lack of it. I'm thinking of selling my soul to the devil, how much do you think I'd get for it?
I watched a film yesterday called 'The Second Coming' it appeared not long ago as a two part series on ITV. It based on the idea of a second coming of Christ in modern times; the kind of effects it would have on this society. More sociological than bible bashing, it was actually quite good.
It got me thinking though. About heaven and hell. My conclusion? Fuck it. There is no such thing. It's just a man made creation designed to mould people into law abiding citizens, while insitigating hatred, fear and war to uphold itself. I just don't swallow that kind of tripe. Though as an Anarchist, it's the realience on people's dedication to 'good' that I believe in. Heaven and Hell exists inside all of us, not just in Chrisitans, it extends across all religions and even athiests.
Fuck religion and its seperating ways. Fuck laws. All it ever does is condem us. Whatever happened on a simple trust and reliance on inbuilt moral coding. A trust in humanity. *fumes*
Well thats my two cents. What are your views on religion?
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crimsondeath:
I cant agree with you more... For most major organized religions, when you look back on their creation the people were facing hard times whether that means plague, war, famine, persecution, etc.... The masses were growing unruly and no longer feared death. Things were getting out of hand and chaos reigned, the people needed to be controlled. They needed something to believe in, a reason to wake up everyday and endure their hell. They needed to be herded like sheep... Thus religion was born. It gave the masses something to hope for, that light at the end of their dismal lives. And even though it supplied the people with the hope to continue, it also brought about "discipline & order". And this was achieved through FEAR... Were no longer trying to live our lives to the fullest and become who we want, but instead were merely doing what were told when were told... Well I say fuck that!!!
tanker77284:
im born catholic but i dont follow it very much. i see it as religion is something for the sad and hopeless people to fall back on. if life says fuck you they just say oh well im going to heaven where everything is perfect. i just cant see it like that. i feel more towards the ideals of bushido; the whole reborn after you die thing. but shit, when your sleeping you dream so how do we know we arnt dead already and just dreaming a very detailed dream and when we die we are dreaming in a dream...nevermind i have no clue what i'm saying. work sucks the army is pushing me to do too much BS this week. Fix a working tank to get a new tank to fuck it up and fix it again for a war that might never come (knock on wood). ok toodles. 