Janic wrote:When I started to study the religions which dominate in France in theology, I found in everyone the same discourse as you and all when we underline their mutual contradictions, they all take the fly, too attached to their belief to make their own. proselytizing for the sole good of humanity. Only a few intellectuals in these religions - (therefore very, very rare) admit that all have the same objective, to make humanity better, but through their one and only channel since they are convinced to be the good one, the only acceptable channel ( everyone else is obviously wrong)We could redo the history ...
I immediately found myself faced with a 'stupid' contradiction and never anything constructive.
The subject holding to my heart, I continued, I liked to share certain things and always this 'stupid' contradiction in return (we will not name anyone) so for a long time, I understood that it was DEAD.
So by doing so, no wonder you are as disappointed as a TJ, an evangelist, a Buddhist, an atheist or a Catholic tradition upset. It is not unique, the same phenomenon exists in politics, medicine, ultimately human society! Like them all, you have convictions and you share them with yourself that's already it! No?Absolutely:Chase the natural and it comes back at a gallop!Lately I no longer take any gloves with the 'stupid' contradiction and I say what I have on my heart, even if it means being fired.
Normally I don't read you anymore but I was wrong to do so
I am not attached to a belief, I am attached to the reality of a fact.
Say you do scientific research for example and you constantly think that you are never going to find, do you sincerely think that helps you find?
And you are deeply convinced that you are never going to find because no one has ever found what you are looking for.
On the other hand, if you don't have this negative idea in your head but on the contrary you have confidence in finding something, there is a much greater chance that you will find something.
This is obviously not 100% guaranteed, but it is certain that the ambient negativism that many call reality, does absolutely not help to find and put in place lasting solutions.
If you call it religion, that's your problem, I want to tell you go get exorcised.
I call it 'stupid' contradiction.