The French aristocrat who understood evolution 100 years before Darwin – and even worried about climate change
The French aristocrat who understood evolution 100 years before Darwin – and even worried about climate change

The French aristocrat who understood evolution 100 years before Darwin – and even worried about climate change

The amount of shit that people have got wrong because of god…
The number of people that have been wrongly persecuted because of god…
Religion is the most horrible invention in human history. It justifies mistreating others. It's used to control people. It causes people to believe fiction over fact. It's the one thing holding us back more than any other.
Because of God? You mean because of Christianity.
https://www.answeringislamicskeptics.com/evolution-in-islam-overview.html
Lol at atheists who don't believe in gods yet still wants to blame everything on them.
This is an excellent example of how religious belief can cloud the human brain, impairing reason and thoughtfulness.
Well done.
Let me clarify this without judging you: the abstract objects of gods and religions are real, they are here and effect our lives but the religion itself and gods are not real and have no tangible effect on us.
If you can't relate to this think about ghosts - we talk about them, people are afraid of them and might even commit awful acts deluded by the fact that ghosts exist. That's real. But we have no evidence that ghosts exist, so ghosts themselves are not real.
Wtf do you even think you're saying? That a sincerely held belief that religion is toxic is based on fake internet points? I hated religion long before we got online. Your comment is empty and stupid.
They are not blaming a god, they are blaming peoples reason for doing horrible things. There's lots of them, but claiming it's something god wants has historically been one of the more common ones.
Their phrasing must have confused you, but as seen in all the downvotes you received it's a commonly used way of saying this.
I can believe I'm going to get eaten by a talking meatball when I go to dinner tonight.
The talking meatball obviously isn't going to eat me, it isn't real.
The impact the talking meatball has on my decision making remains a real observable thing.
Nobody is blaming god here, they're blaming the concept of god/gods, and how that concept has resulted in many people treating others poorly.
Note, that's not a judgement on you (presumably) having beliefs, I believe there's probably something out there myself. The talking meatball is purely illustrative.
I disagree with their sentiment, but dear god you have terrible interpretation of their point.