What religion do you hate most?

by LukeC Posted 2012/04/22 22:55:14

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	Christianity	23 votes	9%
	Judaism	2 votes	1%
	Islam	35 votes	14%
	Hinduism	2 votes	1%
	People who decide there own spiritual beliefs	5 votes	2%
	Other..	47 votes	19%
	None	140 votes	55%

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Lord Claremorris 2012/04/23 05:07:01

None

I think it's all hocus pocus and I don't care for any of them. But I don't hate them either. Only a fool would believe religions cause war. Humans cause war, they'd kill each other even without religion. They just use religion as an excuse, if they didn't have that, they'd find some other excuse.

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Jackie G - Poker Playing Pa... 2012/04/23 04:54:43

None

+1
None

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MorbidCynic 2012/04/23 04:50:59

Other..

Theistic satanism and luciferianism.

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Metaldane 2012/04/23 04:50:22

None

I don't hate any religion I do however hate some people mostly fundamentalist christians who constantly attack everyone even other christians.

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Taylor 2012/04/23 04:42:58 (edited)

None

+1
I don’t hate religion, because when used correctly, and the way it is MEANT to be used, it can be a beautiful thing!

Help those in need, treat others the way you want to be treated, respect all living things, always try to be happy, and respect the beliefs of others. These are all different things taught by different religions, and they are wonderful life lessons.

Unfortunately, over the years, people have taken these (sometimes vague) messages and turned them into something to be used against others. Religion is a tool for peace, love and kindness. But some people have broken this tool, and made it a mere shadow of what it is meant to be.

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sean 2012/04/23 04:34:29

Other..

+1
ALL OF THEM!!!!!!!!!!

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♡Short Sparkley Ginger♡ 2012/04/23 04:32:23

None

Where does hatred ever get us? Mind your own buisness.

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cddjmikey 2012/04/23 04:23:27

Christianity

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The one that is for some reason stuck in the middle ages viewpoint that there's is the one true religion and anyone that will not convert must die.

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cddjmikey to cddjmikey 2012/04/23 04:25:24

That is the first time that has happened to me, I selected Islam.

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Abdulla... to cddjmikey 2012/04/23 07:14:23

Said the German orientalist
Ulrich Hermann:
, "Which struck me during my studies for this period - the period of the Middle Ages - is the degree of tolerance enjoyed by Muslims, and particularly here, Salah al-Din, he was very tolerant towards Christians.
Christianity did not exercise the same attitude towards Islam "is over.
(The world), No. 290, Saturday, September 2, 1989 m.
Said Henri de Castries (French thinker):
"I read history and then was my opinion that the treatment of Muslims to the Christians on the show brought in cohabitation for heavy-handed and keep up the good courtesy and kindness, a sense has not been seen in the non-Muslims by then" finished.
Said Will Durant (American philosopher and historian):
"The people of the Book, Christians and Zoroastrians, Jews, and Alsabion enjoy in the reign of the Umayyad Caliphate degree of tolerance do not find a counterpart in Christianity these days. Have had the freedom to practice their religion, and kept their churches and temples .. and they enjoyed autonomy under which their leaders and their judges and laws "is over.
Dr. George Hanna of the Christians of Lebanon:
"The Muslim Arabs have not known for their cruelty and injustice in their treatment of Christians, but they were left to the people of the book of freedom of worship ...

Said the German orientalist
Ulrich Hermann:
, "Which struck me during my studies for this period - the period of the Middle Ages - is the degree of tolerance enjoyed by Muslims, and particularly here, Salah al-Din, he was very tolerant towards Christians.
Christianity did not exercise the same attitude towards Islam "is over.
(The world), No. 290, Saturday, September 2, 1989 m.
Said Henri de Castries (French thinker):
"I read history and then was my opinion that the treatment of Muslims to the Christians on the show brought in cohabitation for heavy-handed and keep up the good courtesy and kindness, a sense has not been seen in the non-Muslims by then" finished.
Said Will Durant (American philosopher and historian):
"The people of the Book, Christians and Zoroastrians, Jews, and Alsabion enjoy in the reign of the Umayyad Caliphate degree of tolerance do not find a counterpart in Christianity these days. Have had the freedom to practice their religion, and kept their churches and temples .. and they enjoyed autonomy under which their leaders and their judges and laws "is over.
Dr. George Hanna of the Christians of Lebanon:
"The Muslim Arabs have not known for their cruelty and injustice in their treatment of Christians, but they were left to the people of the book of freedom of worship and practice their religion, they could do by taking tribute of them," is over.
The coercion of Christians to Muslims to change their religion, and killing and torture that refused to do so, Vhoahidh of ancient history and contemporary visible, and the Inquisition, but only one example of these facts.

Unfortunately, you are talking the source of emotion and not logic and evidence
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cddjmikey to Abdulla... 2012/04/23 07:56:40

Ok, if I understood your little history lesson correctly you are saying that in the middle ages it was Islam that was tolerant ? While Christianity was running wild with the crusades and the inquisition, which I freely admit happened, you say Islam were good little girls and boys. The first part I know for a fact, the second I would need to check out. So is it your contention then that since they were tolerant back then that they don't have to be now ? That is pretty sad. If you are going to say out of the millions of Muslims that there are only a few bad ones. I might feel inclined to agree however the other several million seem to follow them like sheep. On 9/11 after the towers fell the news crews in the Middle East showed city after city, street after street and ALL of them were full of cheering crowds !!! That was the first time in my life that I hoped that we would turn ANY country, let alone a whole continent into a giant glass parking lot !!!! And please explain to me how it is that you hold females in such low esteem ? You do realise that if you kill all of them then the whole problem with your religion would be over in about 80 when there are no more of you.

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cuzzbuzzla 2012/04/23 04:19:35

None

+1
I don't hate any but I do not respect those that say "their way is the only way" and all who do not agree are somehow second class citizens/doomed/etc. That's the height of ego, judgement of others and self righteousness. Who gave them that lofty position? Why they gave it to themselves, of course.

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Kerymi 2012/04/23 04:14:14

Other..

+3
I don't hate any religion, but I strongly dislike people who take religion and twist it into something that it isn't for the sake of personal satisfaction.

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Batman 2012/04/23 04:11:22

People who decide there own spiritual beliefs

atheism

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Jacksane to Batman 2012/04/23 06:29:21

+3
Any particular reason? What have atheists ever done to garner your hate?

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Batman to Jacksane 2012/04/23 13:49:27

hatred is too strong of a word, however, they seem to be on an assault of religious freedom lately.

perhaps atheism isn't the best word...more like misotheism.

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Jacksane to Batman 2012/04/23 17:20:15 (edited)

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Religious freedom is not a positive freedom for the individual (the freedom to influence others to act based on your religious beliefs) but a negative freedom against the state (the freedom from government passing laws which prohibit your religion). Atheism does not assault religious freedom. Atheism assaults religions which either attempt to enter into the public domain and influence laws and public norms, and/or they assault religions based on their lack of credible evidence.
I know many atheists, none of whom care what you privately believe. However, if you attempt to influence public laws, atheists will oppose you, because WE have the religious freedom to not be subject to the rules of your religion.

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Batman to Jacksane 2012/04/23 17:40:06

I think that forgets one important factor. public laws are a function of culture, and culture is a function of religion.

You live in a culture that is based on Christianity so to try and fully separate the two damages your society. which we've already seen.

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holyher... to Batman 2012/04/24 06:51:16
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Odinsown 2012/04/23 04:09:10

None

+1
our paths are our own and no one is wrong...

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wtxwoman 2012/04/23 04:07:46

None

+1
I don't hate anything, it's a waste of time and energy.

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beach bum 2012/04/23 04:07:31

Christianity

i do not hate any religion...

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JohnT 2012/04/23 03:49:02

None

I don't hate any religion. I may not care for them but that is because I don't care for what man has created which in many of them have things I personally find controlling and foolish. I believe in Jesus Christ, and God the Father but I don't believe in men who think their only brand of belief is the blessed one. None of them are.

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rockyjr5 2012/04/23 03:21:47 (edited)

None

There's no religion, it's called an relationship with God. When we are in relationship with someone we get very excited and want to talk about them, and show other people how much we love that person,we don't keep it to ourselves, that's the same thing we do with God, and Jesus. What if someone just decided to come up with a name to divide how much you love someone into groups?

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les_gvt 2012/04/23 03:19:21

None

Have the most problem though with the religion of atheism- They make Fred Phelps or Ayatollah Khameni look practically sane

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aazeen 2012/04/23 03:18:46

None

none, i respect all

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Arizona1950 2012/04/23 03:18:19

None

I really don't hate any religion. As long as they don't bother me about mine ... I have no problem not bothering them about theirs.

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Einstein's Firecracker 2012/04/23 03:17:38

Other..

+1
All of them. They generate just another false belief that others are different or less than themselves, and this causes cultural and social frictions. There will never be world peace until either all religions accept each other's believes and tolerate them or are otherwise eliminated.

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Chloey Hamer 2012/04/23 03:16:13 (edited)

None

I have no reason to hate any religion. Most are good. Just sometimes interpreted the wrong way by some people who change the religion the way they want it to be.

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rand 2012/04/23 03:14:58

None

+2
If Christianity has taught me anything, it's that hate is both harmful to others and self-destructive.

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@TheMissesHelp <-Follow/Twe... 2012/04/23 03:14:37

None

+2
There's a goodlesson in all, and most religions have stories in common with different names. The only thing that bothers me are leaders who manipulate religion for slavery and genocide.

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holyher... to @TheMis... 2012/04/24 06:52:42
Jpetz 2012/04/23 02:59:28

None

+1
I couldn't care less. I don't mind religion, just as long no one tries to shove it down my throat forcing me to believe in what they are believing. Religious extremists are the worse, especially when they tell you to go kill yourself for nothing being religious. -_____-

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niviongo R ☮ P ☮ 12-20 2012/04/23 02:30:24 (edited)

None

+2
I love them all!
Very useful in teaching you to use your own mind.
But, you have got to have a mind to do that.

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boots 2012/04/23 02:22:02

Other..

+4
Where is the all the above option .
They all suck .

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holyher... to boots 2012/04/24 06:53:17
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Christianity

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ALL of them. ESPECIALLY Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Any religion that orders a person to cut off a part of their genitalia is asinine.

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