Maybe you forgot to read the title of the book: it’s why are atheists so angry. Not why are people so angry. Also look at the Table of Contents to see what the book is about.

It’s a weird reaction to go to a book about atheism and expect it to be about things other than atheism.

It’s doubly weird to say x doesn’t matter because y is worse.

Just try it. “Rape doesn’t matter because murder is worse.” Nope, that doesn’t work. “Unjust wages for field workers in New Mexico doesn’t matter because slavery in Chad is worse.” No, that isn’t true either. And so on.

Now imagine saying “I’m not going to buy a book about the problem of unjust wages for field workers in New Mexico and what to do about it, because slavery in Chad is worse” and you’ll grasp my perplexity.

Presumably you’ve read the book, so my question is this: does she say why, out of all the things that cause injustice, religion is worse?

No one buys my ‘crazy’ here because you do need to have a little imagination until your inner sight is opened.

We have plenty of imagination. We just don’t confuse our imaginings with reality.

Ah yes. My inner sight. I need to see my optometrist about that.

In the meantime, I have glasses for my regular sight and with that I can read documents and they all establish Nazism was primarily a religious, god fearing movement. So you should try using your regular sight and stop trusting that obviously unreliable inner sight thingy.

I should add that Greta actually addresses positions like that in her book. So to anyone like Bob: read it.

It is on the book. My blog title just wants to shout.

I want to guess you’re Bahia or maybe Hare. In any event if somebody is using the supposed unity of religious teachings as evidence for the existence of God, they are pretty certain to fail. You realize that that argument is certainly not going to be very successful. I shouldn’t even have to list the problems. But, I can name off at least half a dozen lethal problems and see a dozen or so critical issues on top of those.

All religions are similar therefore God, has got to be one of the weakest arguments ever.

Since both Russia and Poland have right-wing Christian governments, are you saying that either Eastern Orthodoxers or Roman Catholics caused the crash? Or that one of their respective Gods did?