Ahw, don't hate religion. It is just like the stories people tell children to make the world easier to understand/avoid difficult conversations. (Like yeah babies are brought here by storks or yeah Santa brings you presents.)
A lot of people need such things even when they get older.
Sure even as a kid you think: wait babies Storks why? Or wait how does Santa work, whole world nah, or wait you tell me there was a boat with all these animals, how did they get there:S How did it fit:S
All those things just don't add up. But yeah a lot of people need that. And bashing their religion is like going to a kid and telling it Santa doesn't exist. So don't hate, feel sorry for those that need it.
Think of it like this. With a bit of an higher education(talking about the ones that get perfect scores on their placement tests, while not studying+latin+greec part) you can(not must) assume that you're smarter than 95-98% of the people, judging by that national scoring. (Assuming the bad and the good luck balances itself.) Then imagine the stupid things you once thought or did. Add to that the people with limited control over their instincts/emotions. Now put that in perspective and then it is not more than logical that things like religion are so widespread in our society and among people.
Is it normal to hate religion?
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Ahw, don't hate religion. It is just like the stories people tell children to make the world easier to understand/avoid difficult conversations. (Like yeah babies are brought here by storks or yeah Santa brings you presents.)
A lot of people need such things even when they get older.
Sure even as a kid you think: wait babies Storks why? Or wait how does Santa work, whole world nah, or wait you tell me there was a boat with all these animals, how did they get there:S How did it fit:S
All those things just don't add up. But yeah a lot of people need that. And bashing their religion is like going to a kid and telling it Santa doesn't exist. So don't hate, feel sorry for those that need it.
Think of it like this. With a bit of an higher education(talking about the ones that get perfect scores on their placement tests, while not studying+latin+greec part) you can(not must) assume that you're smarter than 95-98% of the people, judging by that national scoring. (Assuming the bad and the good luck balances itself.) Then imagine the stupid things you once thought or did. Add to that the people with limited control over their instincts/emotions. Now put that in perspective and then it is not more than logical that things like religion are so widespread in our society and among people.