I found somebody's answer to the question 'Is religious education important for your child?'. I don't know exactly for whose child religious education is supposed to be important. Still, eventually I checked

I am writing this after watching the video 'Escape from the Exclusive Brethren - Interview with Jacky Hart'. This is a part of a series of articles in which I talk against deprogramming, or shattering

An article inspired by the book 'Raven' by Tim Reiterman, and is not to be confused with the autobiography of Huey Newton that goes by the same title as my article. I was struggling to decide whether the

I am being targetted by a particular cult, by admission of one of its members: I have no problem with the word fuck, it does not bother me. The reason you got flagged is because you insulted a member of

The other day I commented on an article that had a picture of Sathya Sai Baba in it. I wasn't initially aware, but the picture was taken at a Sathya's ashram. I shouldn't have commented on it, then, as

I wanted to create another profile. I created the current profile by paying for it in bitcoin, so it didn't have to have it verified, and it went smoothly, although the rate of USD to BTC was extremely

My last article got downvoted for no apparent reason. The very first article I published on Steemit got downvoted for a legitimate reason, I presume. I was too aggressive in it, I was attacking other Steemians

I am watching an atheist YouTube called 'Best of Non Believers Amazing Arguments And Clever Comebacks'. I do not really enjoy it. Most of the speakers do not really understand religion. Still, some of

This is a follow-up to this article in which I talk about God. Occam's razor is a principle according to which you do not come up with superfluous assumptions when they do not serve the argument. Life

This article will also address: Occam's razor. People think that the burden of proof is on you if you claim that God exists. The topic of the discussion is not to be confused with the legal definition

I will talk about three things that spoil Steemit. Comments I receive plenty of comments from bots. They actually violate Steemit FAQ that says abuse is: Comments that are unrelated to the topic of discussion.

I will try to invalidate the teachings of Jesus. Jesus said: 'Love your neighbor as yourself', but was also was encouraging people to hate their own life'. Literally it meant that they should hate the

I will try to invalidate some of the points of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The full text can be found here. Article 2 says: (...) Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of

I have watched some vegetarian materials. I was doing a brief study of vegetarian and vegan activism by watching several hours worth of videos portraying vegan campaigns, vegan documentaries and vegan

The Golden Rule says, according to Wikipedia: The Golden Rule is the principle of treating others as one's self would wish to be treated. Hell no! The Golden Rule is a source of conflict. My favourite

I am going to share with you now my interpretation of the tale 'The Emperor's New Clothes': A king wanted to look as beautifully as possible, so they hired two wise men, and asked them to tell the king

I am surprised how many people are using Steemit as an investment. I also put some money into STEEM Power, and want it to go to the moon, yet I am not going to use scripts, and voting schemes, to inflate

I encountered a guy called @rampelflik. They write poor quality posts about Christianity. Their only source of information about God is the Bible. They are not even able to write an essay, just some bullet

I am encountering, on Steemit and otherwise, exaltation of having an empty mind, or the way I like to call it, being empty-headed. I see the value it is supposed to create: Having some grand feelings.

In this video a scientist says that you should never trust your own experience, when it contradicts science, but trust authority instead. They say: The world looks flat, and who are you to tell me that