Basically, your being quite radical about this. I know, because I am in that state right now. I wouldnt mind a war between them and us, just saying. It is better that you learn to deal with it, because they will be around for quite some time.
Religion is very much like a mind disease. In the first stage(childhood) you are willing to believe anything, just because important people(your parents and teachers, mostly) say so. When you grow up, you will have a little room for yourself.(puberty, stage two). You will rebel against common things, which allows you to observe, study, form an opinion on things. This is the most crucial stage, as this decides what kind of person you will become. Being demanded by your parents to go to church or so, will generally make you just like them. I just happened to be 'free' during this stage, which helped me. When you have formed an opinion, stage three begins. I consider people who are in the beginning of stage three 'misguided', and people later in stage three as 'lost'. Children and early teenagers can be saved from a life forced upon them, but later on, they are considered 'lost'.
Think of my acts as you wish, but do not doubt the reality. For the realisation has already begun, and you are hopeless to stop it.
Is it normal that I think religious people should die?
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Basically, your being quite radical about this. I know, because I am in that state right now. I wouldnt mind a war between them and us, just saying. It is better that you learn to deal with it, because they will be around for quite some time.
Religion is very much like a mind disease. In the first stage(childhood) you are willing to believe anything, just because important people(your parents and teachers, mostly) say so. When you grow up, you will have a little room for yourself.(puberty, stage two). You will rebel against common things, which allows you to observe, study, form an opinion on things. This is the most crucial stage, as this decides what kind of person you will become. Being demanded by your parents to go to church or so, will generally make you just like them. I just happened to be 'free' during this stage, which helped me. When you have formed an opinion, stage three begins. I consider people who are in the beginning of stage three 'misguided', and people later in stage three as 'lost'. Children and early teenagers can be saved from a life forced upon them, but later on, they are considered 'lost'.
Think of my acts as you wish, but do not doubt the reality. For the realisation has already begun, and you are hopeless to stop it.