Wew, looks like you have been through some things.
By the very possibility of consciousness preceding material it is naive to conclude that religion is illogical.
Ironically calling religious people hypocritical and absurd without considering metaphysics and being unwilling to read about religions/mysticism makes your statements quite hypocritical and absurd.
Furthermore, the error in your thinking, I would like to point out, is that you haven't considered the function of religion, mainly in that it serves as a tool to guide people towards mysticism.
I don't mean to convert you into any sort of tradition but rather to stress the validity of religious tradition and exploration.
Peace out, and make up your mind
Don't. Be bound by a specific tradition but figure it out by yourself
IIN That I want to be religious, but can't?
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Wew, looks like you have been through some things.
By the very possibility of consciousness preceding material it is naive to conclude that religion is illogical.
Ironically calling religious people hypocritical and absurd without considering metaphysics and being unwilling to read about religions/mysticism makes your statements quite hypocritical and absurd.
Furthermore, the error in your thinking, I would like to point out, is that you haven't considered the function of religion, mainly in that it serves as a tool to guide people towards mysticism.
I don't mean to convert you into any sort of tradition but rather to stress the validity of religious tradition and exploration.
Peace out, and make up your mind
Don't. Be bound by a specific tradition but figure it out by yourself