Warped religious warriors proclaim heaven to their underlings for decapitating and torturing fellow human beings. But in reality it is demonic murder that they provoke and hell for themselves as they also inflict hell on others. The universal golden rule is, "Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you"–especially encouraged by the wisdom of Confucius, Buddha, Jesus and Mohammad;.
Dear Ones,
Back to my blog after the adventure of moving.
This post title is reminiscent of early coal barons who told their miners "the harder you work the sooner you will get to heaven"–pie in the sky when you die. They also forbade them from buying any item from any place other than their own retail store. This reminds me of the song sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford I Owe My Soul to the Company Store.
Religious leaders play the same game by inventing the rules and pretend the bogus laws come from the great creator over all life–whatever or whoever that is. So far no one knows. They continue to hoodwink the naive into believing everything they hear and read is the sacrosanct truth.
The American writer William James wrote, "Religion is a monumental chapter in the history of human egotism." These dictators are demonic. They mesmerize others into to doing the dirty work for them. These leaders are not worthy of any paradise. Slaughter does not remove sins. Changing the heart to make a better world is worth silver, gold and peace of mind. Only deep-seated guilt results from evil actions.
It was the great doctor Albert Schweitzer who believed in the reverence of all life. He followed the inherent culture of First Americans–indigenous traditionalists who do not subscribe to any law or dogmatic persuasion. They are the original gatekeepers of the land they respect and adore.
It is the radical promoters of brutality whose religious mission is to control militants for their own power. A real god, short for good, is to make a paradise of Earth, not a Hell!
Mame
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Advocate for traditional American Indians
and American Africans
