Originally Posted by Jikanu
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I agree that religion shouldnt be used for hate, but the punishment comes in the afterlife, not in this one, and it's not correctness, but intent that matters. most laws are just against things that almost all people would consider morally wrong, like rape, murder, theft, etc... not how to hold your fork or something menial like that.
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But Christianity is chock full of hate. Do you worship Baal? Yes? *stab* Do you not believe in our merciful, all loving god? No? *burn*
And the worst part is that all of these were done with the express support of GOD.
God explains what we cannot explain, true. But he then asks of us an even bigger explanation for his existence. Hypothesising a god only creates an infinite regression. It does NOT end it. You can claim god is "non-physical" and omnipotent and whatnot but you do not have a definition for "non-physical" and as we have shown, absolute omnipotence is impossible.
On the other hand, let me state here, that simply hypothesising a deity is far more understandable than hypothesising one prescribed by religion.