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Thank you friends for your warm welcome, it's interesting to see open minded group who shares a common interest.
What I am interested in here is how religious people can dictate what other peoples should do or not do without looking at selves. How hypocrite is THAT?

cash44 2 June 21
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Hi, Cash, and welcome to the website,

Religious people think they are getting heavenly points from god when they try to force others to follow their religious beliefs. They think they are acting the way gods wants them to act.

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Someone who is a zealot believes that what THEY believe is better than what anyone else believes. Therefore, they think they are entitled to tell everyone else how to live. Also, many religious people are brainwashed by their religious leaders into believing that they must SUPPORT their churches' teachings (e.g., "christian" groups that are anti-choice). Therefore there is little if any reason for them to look inwardly to assess whether they are actually living according to the principles of their religion.

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Remember people only have as much power over you as you give them. I do admit their attempts at control get annoying.

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