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I am not a Catholic, a Muslim or a Baptist ... : Comments
By Joel Bevin, published 22/3/2010By attaching labels to religions, society promotes the unintended consequence once membership has been attained: inertia.
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God was very much in the equation when it comes to the Jews and Hitler. The Jews were very devout followers of the Christian God. Where was he when Hitler gassed them all? After all their devotion and years of sacrifice and worship. Where was he? Shouldn't he at least have worked behind the scenes to bring about some barrier to this happening.
Bring God into the equation and you also have Bloody Mary Queen of England who cut off many heads simply because they refused to believe in the Catholic faith. Religion, offers followers the perfect excuse for genocide. If you are not of God, then you must be of the devil like the Infidels or the Heretics. It is not wrong to kill the devil is it? In fact it is a brave and noble act.
Speaking of the right to live you have the recent George Bush(a devout Christian), refusing permission for some poor woman who had been in a hopeless vegetative state for 20years to have her life support turned off because of his belief in the right to life while at the same time he has the American Army bombing Iraq.
If life is God's to give and take, then how come man interfered with God's will by keeping the above mentioned girl alive for 20years by artifical means, how do they know God did not have some unknown reason for her to die? They are in effect just as guilty of playing God in that case too. What about people who should have died at the scene of a road accident but are kept alive by man playing God. It seems that religious people like to suit themselves about what is Gods will and what isn't.