Medical Torture and the Definitions of Sin

Torture is a time-honored tradition among the religious, and most especially in Christianity: It's one of the easiest things in the world to confirm.



Communism had its fling, but that was only for a century; Christianity's had two millennia of torture, ethnic cleansing, murder and genocide.



Every time a group tried to live under Jesus' sayings, they were usually quickly wiped out by the Church.



It was only about 100 years ago that Protestant-Catholic violence here began to decline. There were still laws on the books allowing the murder of Mormons until at least the 70's (in Missouri).



The established psychotic nature of Christian violence outshines anything that Muslims, past or present, have done.



Christianity is quite possibly the most schizophrenic of organized religions. I will submit that there are possibly real Christians that exist, people who follow nothing but what Jesus said. Unfortunately, we keep hearing and seeing the hypocrites and predators, as well as those who look to the dollar instead of God.



(It's no wonder that those who leave the Church have an abhorrence of all religion. The pity is that it's not the case at all; other faiths aren't necessarily the same.)



And many of the people are willingly victimized by their leaders, psychologically, financially, and at times sexually.



I'm not an atheist, but neither do I belong to a herd. My beliefs will not trouble anyone, and they'll die with me.



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