Napalm was created by Harvard Scientist cooperating with the US military for the US- a Cristian country

Chemical weapons – famous for it’s use by Iran known for it’s religious based wars.

Carpet Bombing – popularized by Britain, a christian country

Nuclear Warhead – the patent goes to Leo Szilard but its use was by the Podestant government of the US and at a time when religion and government was not taboo.

Misogyny – if you ask any Misogynist whether or not they follow any religion I’ll bet they will say yes.

Lynching, Racism and Genocide – all religious based. All those who participate(d) in the act of these can explain the acceptance of their acts through the bible – which ever one they read or don’t

So what good is religion when religious people are being very unchristian like. Why not just bag religion and be good people. That’s where true “godliness” lies. Our values are inborn, religion is trying to take credit where there is none. You think God makes you be a good person but even if there was no god you probably would still be a good person. Look at children- They are born good; it’s not until religion makes their impression on them that they change. All of the RULES that they break on a daily basis are largely from religions rules.

Here’s an example: My daughter at the age of one was deemed the devil was in her by religious people because she couldn’t sit still. She was busy walking around touching things in these people’s church. She was one and everything she did was natural. Who are you to turn “Gods” work into something so bad. If you truly do believe god is good let all his creations just BE.

*I don’t mean you in the you above. This is not mean to be a personal attack

Many of the tactics the staff used were degrading: separating the “good” sheep from the “bad” goats. What made you a bad goat? Well, maybe you weren’t religious enough, or maybe the staff felt it wasn’t “real”, all very arbitrary. The rewards/punishments were used purposely to create conflict between the good girls and the bad girls, and to be sure that those not in on the reward had their faces really rubbed in it.

But mainly the problems I came away from the school with, were a lack of real solutions to real life problems. Going from this environment where you have no choices at all over any element of your life, to being able to do anything I wanted, any time I wanted was so extreme. I made a lot of bad choices. Do I believe that all of this has made me what I am today? Yes, but I would never put my kids into this sort of place.