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The Bible for secularists : Comments
By Graham Young, published 24/1/2014Whatever the description, pushing the Bible without bashing it, is what Clarke does in a hard cover pamphlet of 231 modest pages which in effect is a guide to biblical relevance for atheists, agnostics and secularists.
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Sometimes I suspect that, for a laugh, Pericles takes on a paranoid persona and calls himself/herself Arjay. Have they ever been seen in the same room at the same time, I ask ? I rest my case.
You assert that " .... Religion is all about controlling the masses and constantly feeble minded people become slaves ... etc"
Fascinating. Do paranoid people commonly assume that all of the world is divided into three populations: themselves, the elites and the sheeple, the masses, puppets, 'feeble-minded people' ? That the elite are so all-powerful that they can easily, with a flick of the wrist, manipulate the feeble-minded billions ? But that they alone, the paranoids, know better, they alone can see through the illusory smoke-screens laid down by the elites, and if only the dumb masses would listen.
Bertrand Russell noted that idealists crave power, something like that, and that by implication, they themselves are easy marks for authoritarian ideologies.
You know it makes sense :)
Joe