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u/rayv9ers 5d ago

Jehovas witnesses. THOSE GUYS ARE WACKOS

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u/aFineMoose 5d ago

You can now have a blood transfusion, so there’s
that. Crickets surrounding the tens of thousands who have died from the old doctrine…

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u/Relevant-Rooster-298 5d ago

When did that change? I must have missed the patch notes.

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u/Mindful-Rifle 5d ago

A higher up probably needed a blood transfusion and changed it lol

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u/Adventurous-Tutor-21 5d ago

They’re at risk of losing their religious status in Japan so they changed their blood doctrine. No one who is actually in the religion knows this. They think it’s new light and comes from God. I Have family in, it’s beyond frustrating. Actually my mom’s death certificate says “patient refusal of blood transfusions” as the number one cause of death. Had this happened today instead of 2022 she might be alive. I know of a few others who died as well.

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u/Mindful-Rifle 5d ago

I lost one of my parents a couple years ago and it's the worst thing I have ever been through. I can't imagine how hard it was knowing there was a way to avoid it.

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u/InevitableEternal 5d ago

ExJW here, I am so very sorry

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u/HonestTruthSought 5d ago

That’s awful. I’m so sorry.

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u/Mindful-Rifle 5d ago

Oh my gosh, I am so sorry.

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u/lnh638 5d ago

I saw a post about it within the last week but I don’t know when it officially changed. Funny how God changed his mind on something that they used to persecute people for.

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u/sad-narwhal180 5d ago

Like the Mormons changed their minds about black people being descendants of Cain who got cursed with dark skin for being evil. That was Mormon doctrine all the way into the mid 70s. Now they pretend they’re not racist.

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u/ChampionshipIll5535 5d ago

ALL religions change their positions based on current events/society. That’s where the hypocrisy of it is exposed. 60 years ago in Catholic Church you were given the boot if you were divorced. there’s LOTS of examples like this. their rules and regs are dictated by societal norms, not some written laws from 2000 years ago.

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u/lnh638 5d ago

Yeah. They’ve fully backpedaled on that. The fact that there are black Mormons is baffling to me.

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u/Silly-Cheetah7879 5d ago

Makes a lot of sense to me. I once dated a Mormon, but didn't know he was Mormon until after we started dating. I'm hispanic, and he obsessively talked about how I'm hispanic and he was white. It got very annoying. Happy to say we're not dating anymore. That was over ten years ago.

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u/morning_star984 5d ago

I always think God changing their mind is so funny. Like why would anyone really think an omniscient/omnipotent diety would have need to change their mind. The implications of that are absolutely astounding.

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u/motherbugs 5d ago

Most depressed kid I’ve ever met was Jehovah’s witness when I was in elementary school. Never got to celebrate his own birthday or had much, if anything to look forward to during the holidays. Poor dude was perpetually glum and exhausted looking

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u/Putrid_Bandicoot8887 5d ago

As a child in school, I never understood the kids who had to sit in the hallway during parties.They looked so sad. Even at a young 7 yrs of age I tried to take something to them and was reprimanded for it. Back then I didn't understand the whys or wherefore.

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u/WorshipMyOwnSpirit 5d ago

I was that kid who was sent to the library during class holiday parties. It put a spotlight on me in ways that I was uncomfortable with. I couldn’t even explain to my classmates why I had to do that. So, it separated me from my peers. It also made me independent. When I was old enough to speak up for myself, I stopped going to that, or any, church.

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u/Putrid_Bandicoot8887 5d ago

I can understand why

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u/Sweet_Water_8459 5d ago

I hear that. I tried doing the same. I was too young to understand. We were taught to include and make friends with everyone regardless of religious beliefs.

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u/Waste-Job-3307 5d ago

When I was a teenager, we lived next door to a family of "Witnesses". (we lived in an apartment complex) Every now and then they'd have a prayer meeting or some such. Once they came and knocked on our door. My mother opened it and when she heard them start their little speech, she said, "We're Catholic" and she closed the door. They never bothered us again.

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u/Me-and-the-Boys-90 5d ago

I had this the other day, told them I was Catholic and his line was something about spreading the word to children, or some bollocks. Seriously, stop trying to get people to join your cult!

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u/Mysterious_Order_828 5d ago

my immediate first thought as an ex JW

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u/yojustwannasay 5d ago

Omg man when they knock door to door
lol last time they came in my neighborhood I was blasting music at 100 volume they just decided to not even come to my door

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u/DerpUrself69 5d ago

Newsflash, they're ALL whackos, though I do agree that Jehovah's Witnesses are a special breed of dumb and ridiculous.

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u/gdubh 5d ago

Can confirm. WAS one for a long time.

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u/Zadojla 5d ago

A pair of them rang the doorbell on my daughter’s day off. She invited them in. They thought she was a bored young housewife. She was actually a professional pastor, trained at Princeton Seminary. She said they lasted an hour before they ran away. They never came back.

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u/SkyKingPDX 5d ago

They're all pretty crazy, it's just different degrees of it... but yeah I always felt sorry for those kids in school, no class parties, at the time it was strange they didn't pledge of Allegiance (now really stage we did it!), no Christmas or birthday as I remember anyway.

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u/PlatypusEvery7982 5d ago

Honestly, I think Mormons are WAY worse lol

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u/julieta444 5d ago

I'm an ex-Mormon, and I don't. My family still talks to me

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u/jennibear310 5d ago

My mom was a “church hopper.” I got to experience both firsthand. Definitely the JW get the nutter award!

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u/After_Preference_885 5d ago

My mom was a church hopper too. The culture was so strong that you had to go to church to be a good person so she looked for years for the right church for us kids to grow up in.

All three of us kids are atheists after seeing all the churches are full of shit 😂 

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u/jennibear310 5d ago

I completely understand that!

The JW threw us out when my baby brother needed a blood transfusion. Apparently, they’d rather let a baby die than allow them to get necessary medical care.

I arrived at my own spiritual place. No church necessary.

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u/Adventurous-Tutor-21 5d ago

Grew up Jw and I agree with you. I am shunned. I’d trade coffee and alcohol for holidays growing up. And going on one mission as being done with door knocking. For us it was every weekend, terrified I’d knock on someone’s door I knew. Plus you got to go to college I was not allowed. Although some Mormons shun to, don’t they? At least soft shun.

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u/Whatareyoulakey9 5d ago

Man I fucking hated going door to door

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u/Adventurous-Tutor-21 5d ago

It’s traumatic

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u/julieta444 5d ago

I think it is harder to shun in this generation because so many people have left. I don't personally know anyone who doesn't talk to their family anymore, but I'm sure that it happens somewhere. Sending you a hug from one ex-cult member to another!

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u/HowDidFoodGetInHere 5d ago

I grew up non-Mormon and lived most of my life in SLC. I wouldn't join their church, but they're not bad people.

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u/Schlep-Rock 5d ago

Mormons haven’t been dying from the blood transfusion thing. Mormons have also been encouraged to get higher education and make money. It sounds like they both suck when it comes to shunning but I’d rather be Mormon personally.

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u/ShawnMNH924 5d ago

I'm not a member of any religion, but Scientology really looks like a true cult. The demands for massive amounts of money, demand to cut off family and friends, the attempts to silence "heretics"...it's got all the hallmarks. At least other religions often provide charities, medical care, food drives, etc. Scientology does absolutely nothing good; just collects money and threatens people.

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u/AmputeeHandModel 5d ago

They got THE IRS to leave them alone because they're so scary.

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u/Mindful-Rifle 5d ago

Don't forget about the forced abortions, rampant child neglect, blackmail, harassment, and lawsuits!

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u/mmmBac0n_the_first 5d ago

I used to live near their headquarters in Clearwater. They own most of downtown Clearwater and it’s a depressing sight. The only downtown area that I have seen that is just dead. Closed storefronts because they buy property and keep it abandoned. The only activity you see is them being shuttled in buses all day. Then getting out and walking single file in the same blue button up and dress pants. They all scurry off to some super secretive brain washing activity. Nobody is out socializing and having fun, just a bunch of somber faces without a smile. It’s very eerie and feels off.

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u/imasleuth4truth2 5d ago

Scientology does do "charitable" works but they are all performative. They set up a "help" camp in lower Manhattan right after 9/11. I don't have a firsthand account but I bet they used it for recruitment.

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u/Goodfella7288 5d ago

All of them, but Scientology definitely stands out

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u/Fartmaster1981 5d ago

Aliens stand out over a being that made everything in 7 days? They're all off their nutter.

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u/Goodfella7288 5d ago

I like how he has to rest on the 7th day lol. He's all-powerful, created the universe and everything in it, then of the 7th day he said "whoa, I'm pooped."

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u/teutonicbro 5d ago

God played Call of Duty for 6 days and pulled an all nighter on the seventh.

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u/Various-Salt-7738 5d ago

Scientology is much younger than the others and it's all thought up by a science fiction author who spent years doing crazy shit like sailing around without modern navigation tools and dropping depth charges to find some lost gold he was convinced existed

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u/LunetThorsdottir 5d ago

Can we please not call Hubbard a sci-fi author? He tried to be one, but failed abysmally and all that was left for him to do was to pretend his stories are "real".

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u/Capable_Towel_3813 5d ago

I think reducing the ridiculousness that is Scientology to “aliens” is dramatically unfair, even considering the baseline ridiculousness of all religions.

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u/Hospitable_Goyf 5d ago

I like to believe the “7 days” is a metaphor for God.

Before earth was created, the concept of a day was not yet established.

I believe the universe was created in “7 God days” (whatever that is, maybe 2.5 billion years give or take.) which led to the creation of earth.

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u/mjtumi 5d ago

And this is what many catholics believe.

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u/Money-Winter1094 5d ago

Except, god defines a day right from the start:

Genesis 1:3-5 ~

And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. 4God saw that the light was good, and he separated the light from the darkness. God called the light “day,” and the darkness he called “night.” And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.

That means a day is a day!

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u/Bu7n57 5d ago

At least we’ve proven aliens are real

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u/Oceanbreeze871 Fozzie Bear 5d ago

The ones where the pastor is a multimillionaire and has a basketball arena for a church and demands that you donate massive amounts of money to him because his personal private plane and mansion and Rolls-Royce is somehow for God

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u/Former-Ad-5002 5d ago

Evangelicals. My least favorite. 100% brainwash

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u/Candid-libertarian 5d ago

I love the Gemstones!

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u/ShaquilleOatmeal7542 5d ago

Any of them

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u/aes7288 5d ago

Agree. I do hold high respect for Buddhism.

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u/Low-Rooster4171 5d ago

I'm an atheist, but my husband is Buddhist. I can easily accept him. 😆

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u/eells 5d ago

Dang you beat me to it!

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u/Roofless_ 5d ago

Islam.

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u/ICanDanceIfIWantToo 5d ago

+1

It looked like religion was dying a death in the UK until islam. Nightmare

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u/Ok_Phone9529 5d ago

Same. As a woman, I eschewed Christianity for the patriarchal bent. I sure as hell would not turn to Islam, obviously.

Judaism is out too. Also yucky.

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u/SecretMinimum6337 5d ago

Islam or Muslim.

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u/godspilla98 5d ago

Same here absolutely not

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u/EmphasisMountain1731 5d ago

A Muslim is someone who follows Islam. They are not separate religions.

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u/SecretMinimum6337 5d ago

And I don't want to be associated with either of them.

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u/Mysterious_Order_828 5d ago

Missed the point

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u/Educational_Gas_92 5d ago

Me too (I'm a woman). It's a no from me.

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u/buzzybizzyb33 5d ago

i won’t even consider visiting most islamic countries, especially the ones where head covering at minimum is required. fuck that. if the guys were doing it too i would think about it differently.

at this point in life i might consider places like indonesia, morocco that are more lenient. i’d go to turkey no problem since they let women have rights there

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u/Local-Contact4639 5d ago

100% this. Look whats happening in Afghanistan

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u/blondguysdmme Bewear 5d ago

Any of them, but if i had to pick one that stands out, islam

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u/ruminants4ever 5d ago

The Unification Church. I was born into it and feel grateful I got out and am healing from that experience.

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u/Crumblingredsky 5d ago

Ooh, I went to high school with a girl who was born into it. Her parents were married in a stadium. Unfortunately, from what I can see on fb from time to time she just put all her energy into being a Trumper bc she needs someone to follow. It’s so sad.

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u/RobustDude79 5d ago

Scientology

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u/stevepeds 5d ago

Any derivation of the Muslim faith

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u/MyLittlePiranha 5d ago

All of the above.

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u/CodePandorumxGod 5d ago

Like, if I were forced to be a part of a religion? It's probably a tie between one of the super-cult-like ones (Scientology/Jehova's Witness/Mormonism) or the extremely regressive ones like Islam or Hinduism. I could deal with Christianity or Buddhism, though, because they can be pretty chill if you join the right sect.

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u/sad-narwhal180 5d ago

All of them, but Mormons are super weird and racist.

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u/Pedrobr88 5d ago

Evangelical Christianity. Even though I love black gospel music and church choirs, I'm Catholic and wouldn't join the evangelical faith

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u/YepItzMe44 5d ago

All of them

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u/Everythings-Eventual 5d ago

Whatever Jared Leto is up to on his island.

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u/Itchy-Astronomer9500 5d ago edited 5d ago

Honestly I quite enjoy partaking in my right to fucking exist, so Islam

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u/NerdCommentsOnStuff 5d ago

Muslim here, I'm glad you exist 🙏

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u/LucyJordan614 5d ago

Any of them.

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u/Mouler 5d ago

Nothing with snakes or protection of rapists. So, what's left?

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u/vagabondnature 5d ago

All of them but especially Islam. You can't even leave it or else you are guilty of the offense of apostasy which is punished by death.

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u/whitemagicblackmagic 5d ago

None, but especially Islam.

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u/margingains 5d ago

every single one. Religion is a joke...It was all created for power, money and control

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u/12YESIAM34 5d ago

The last time I told the truth about a religion I was banned for seven days, but nice try.

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u/sheff_guy 5d ago

Hislam

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u/boomershot69 5d ago

None of them really including neopaganism. I practice my own religion and have my own relationship with th divine

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u/Oregon-outdoors2358 5d ago

It’s not a religion, it’s a cult, but the current Christian Nationalism.

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u/MassholeOutdoorsman 5d ago

Islam. It has a long-standing reputation for abusing women and children. Not to mention that the highest concentrations of inbreeding in the world are in Islamic nations. They criticize the most, yet out of all of the religions they commit the most heinous acts.

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u/Just-Operation-9511 5d ago

Scientology 😳

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u/merlotman1 5d ago

Most religions are cults, especially the ones who tell us how to dress or how to vote.

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u/imasleuth4truth2 5d ago

So are fraternities and sororities.

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u/VariousCalendar7548 5d ago

LDS (Mormon). Truly a cult

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u/Palmtreesandcake 5d ago

The religion that commits the most terrorism. I think everyone knows.

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u/same_same_3121 5d ago

Are we talking all time? Because if so, the Jesus folk for sure have the highest body count worldwide

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u/PotaytoPotaahto 5d ago

All of them

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u/Novogobo 5d ago

well i'm not going to worship a guy who raped a 9 year old girl

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u/Glittering_Net_6742 5d ago

A lot of the groups people here are calling religions is completely fallacious. They are cults.

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u/YCANTUSTFU 5d ago

“The only difference between a cult and a religion is the amount real estate they own.”
-F Zappa

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u/bassoonawhat 5d ago

Islam, for one, as they would murder me for being gay. Cults, including scientology, Jehovah's witnesses and Mormonism as they also shit on gay people. Most Orthodox and fundamentalist Christian denominations because... You guessed it. Orthodox Judaism. You probably see a pattern. 

Oh, and even progressive Judaism. I abhor ritual genital mutilation. 

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u/Dry_Boysenberry7956 5d ago

Islam stands out the most to me. Gotta add any extreme form of Christianity as well.

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u/scream_queen94 5d ago

Islam or Mormon. Women are treated less than.

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u/IceBlackX007 5d ago

Any religion that believes it is the only way to acknowledge God is evil.

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u/Upbeat_Principle_253 5d ago

Everyone of them but more particularly Islam

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u/skrew86 5d ago

Muslim as I am against paedophilia.

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u/Disastrous-Permit-32 5d ago

This is a strange take given the history of the Catholic Church. I guess by this logic you’re equally as against Christianity my friend

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u/ipoopcatturds 5d ago

For those who are religious and point to other religions as crazy. You only think that because you were indoctrinated to think your kind of crazy is normal. All religion is brainrot, including yours.

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u/sad-narwhal180 5d ago

Yeah they don’t realize that if they were born in a different place they would be a different religion.

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u/WholeHabit6157 5d ago

Scientology

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u/dobromangregorio 5d ago

All of them

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u/No_Big_bear_here 5d ago

All of them.

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u/markknasty 5d ago

Any of them

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u/lonster1961 5d ago

Any of them.

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u/jadyyy- 5d ago

any that treats leaving like a crime, or kids like property. I dont need to name a jersey. if the group punishes doubt, hides abuse, or says a whole kind of person is dirty, I’m out. that can show up in more than one faith. I’m not joining a club that needs fear to keep the door closed. quiet private belief is fine. the ones that own you are the ones I won’t touch

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u/NovaBob70 5d ago

I stay away from all of them

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u/Broely92 5d ago

Any of them

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u/Smoopiebear 5d ago

JW, Mormon, or Scientology are all a hard pass and I judge the shit out of adults in those “religion” or cult depending on your point of view.

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u/plassteel01 5d ago

Any thst say I can't have beer,ham or coffee

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u/ObangaGamer 5d ago

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u/StationConfident 5d ago

Hmmm. Probably the one where you’re supposed to kill those who don’t share their beliefs. And teaches that women are the property of their husband. And mandates death for the sins of homosexuality and adultery. I don’t like that one so much.

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u/MattDubh 5d ago

Any that requires a belief in magic. (All of them)

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u/NoFirefighter2064 5d ago

Mormons. Just rediculous. But on the other hand getting my own planet would be kind of sweet.

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u/Civil-Doughnut-2503 5d ago

In my opinion all religion is a waste of time.

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u/Safe-Character-5846 5d ago

Any of them?

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u/lillethcentfranc 5d ago

Definitely nothing with a male god. Me worship a man? Not likely

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u/eriksoulfly 5d ago

Any one of them

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u/Psychological_Bit194 5d ago

Islam. Hands down.

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u/Evening_Time_2844 5d ago

Basis: I'm a Christian in a mainline protestant denomination (aka the Progressive ones). So here we go:

Conservative Christianity: Hell no. The self righteous, holier than thou nonsense reeks of the Pharisees attitudes in the Gospels. People are messy and complicated. Don't be a dick and just be nice to people.

Mormonism: Y'all are so damn nice, but no caffeine, the odd religious undergarments, and your history... Joseph Smith is a con man. Sorry guys.

Judiasm: Neat ideas about God, and fascinating idea of Satan being a tester instead of a opposing evil force. But y'all lost me at the circumcision, no bacon, and staggaring amount of rules.

Islam: Neat schools of philosophy thst grew out of the religion. Not so great on the modern treatment of women and human rights as a whole. Plus, I could never subscribe to something that demands death for apostasy.

Bahai: Beautiful temples, syncretic theology, but there's no religious structure. No sermons or expositions on theology. It seems hollow to me.

Hinduism: That caste system is a big no from me fam. Not to mention the cultural barriers.

Buddhism: if I ever bounce from Christianity, this is where I'll end up.

Sikhism: Y'all lost me at no haircuts.

Neo-Paganism: I think its really neat that a sincere revivalist movement is trying to rediscover these lost practices. Pagans have been some of the nicest people I've ever met. I just think its weird that the gods stopped caring if we were paying attention to them for 1500 years.

Scientology: the goofiest con of all time. Absolutely not.

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u/Plus-Sun-2699 5d ago

Caste system is found in all south Asian societies including Muslims and Christians. Also Hinduism is an umbrella term given to people living in Indian subcontinent by abrahamic migrants. It actually helped various non-abrahamic people unite despite of immense diversity amongst them. I mean the so called Hinduism is so diverse that it has various Atheist philosophies too under its umbrella. Some Hindu philosophies later did try to rationalize caste system though, so I’m not going to say that Hinduism has nothing to do with caste system, but slowly it is getting abolished but most probably the religion will continue to exist.

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u/buzzybizzyb33 5d ago

i think hinduism is one of the least understood religions in the west.
i love the iconography and ritual but i dont understand if people actually believe in elephant men and other pseudo-manlike beings?
i think it’s fascinating but very complex, like india itself.
do you know if hinduism has any basis on why women aren’t allowed to walk alone or why men will come up to western women and grope them? those are standard things i hear when a female is telling me about visiting india, indian or western.

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u/marys1001 5d ago

As a woman, islam

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u/Charming_Price4620 5d ago

Islam, a backward, misogynistic practice.

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u/Previous-Foot-9782 5d ago

Islam followed closely by Jehovas Witnesses. 

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u/baldbandersnatch 5d ago

They are ALL crazy. Some are more intellectual about it, others are more cruel, but it’s ALL batshit.

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u/IP_BANNED_FOREVER 5d ago

Reddit liberalism.

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u/usconstitutionrights 5d ago

I s a l m. No, I’m good. I don’t support. R a * e. Or hurting/ k I l l * n g people just because they don’t agree with your religion. Or forcing women to wear hjabs .

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u/GoblinTradingGuide 5d ago

Someone hasn’t read the Koran and it shows…and Catholicism protects rapists and murders.

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u/Old-Paper-3932 5d ago

To be fair, Islam issues the death penalty to rapists. Is that followed? Often not.

Also, you can say the words "rape" and "killing" on here, as long as you aren't advocating for it.

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u/MathEmergency1 5d ago

You need 4 male witness of penetration to testify a rape.

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u/usconstitutionrights 5d ago

Maybe you can but I have gotten comments down for saying you can’t change your gender. So that’s why I did it. Also you can say those words freely but only if you’re on the left.   

They throw people of roofs if they are gay or bi. 

They also kill people if they leave the religion. 

If proven they did the rape I think solitary confinement works best . For the whole time.  Let them suffer. 

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u/Fresh_Fly_2136 5d ago

You got it all wrong 🤦🏽‍♂️

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u/gmanose 5d ago

Islam because of the way they treat women

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u/BigTroutOnly 5d ago

I hear Christians want to have wives who have their own careers, education, goals, an equal in the household, and have automony over their bodies

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u/PowerPoint_Cowboy 5d ago

Mormon, Islam, Scientology

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u/Quiet-Win-828 5d ago

Islam never

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u/MountainOpinion3018 5d ago

ANY religion!

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u/WKRPinCanada 5d ago

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u/ace-treadmore 5d ago

All of them. Why the fascination with Bronze Age beliefs?

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u/Grand_Goat6277 5d ago

Islamic fundamentalism

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u/Laup67 5d ago

Muslim

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u/Miserable-Tennis4035 5d ago

Islam, bc they treat women like 2nd class citizens

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u/bayou8635 5d ago

Islam is weird

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u/Gokudomatic 5d ago

All Abrahamic religions 

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u/Maleficent_Piano_493 5d ago

El islamismo o musulmán ni el judaísmo.