I just realized that it has been almost a year since I initially published an article about religion here on my PeakD channel. If you read that very first article article of mine about religion, then you're likely well aware that I am not aspiring to become the next Kenneth Copeland, to put it mildly.
Now, don't get me wrong. I am well aware that many people find solace and peace of mind through religious worship and through their efforts to connect with a higher power. If it works for you, then I wish you all the best in the world. Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me, and it will never work for me. In any event, my purpose herein is not to wage war against all religions. I simply wish to enlighten people about the dangers of religious extremism and Christian Nationalism.
You may be wondering what a misotheist is. Well, you have what are called atheists, and they are people that disbelieve in the existence of God. Then you have people like me that are agnostics, which are individuals that question the existence of God but do not entirely rule it out.
Misotheists are people that hate God. Can an atheist or an agnostic be a misotheist? It all depends.
If someone is an agnostic, they may question the existence of God; but they do not rule it out and, therefore, they could just as easily hate God. An atheist may disbelieve in the existence of God, but he or she can also loathe the entire concept of God. Therefore, metaphorically, an atheist could be a misotheist, although not literally so.
God, if he does exist, hasn't been very popular these days, and the misotheists will not be cutting him any slack any time soon. To them, he will forever be in the doghouse.
Below is a video of a YouTuber who has come out of the misotheist closet. The points he makes in his video are strong, salient ones. He goes by the user name of Chadlet Maxxing.
YouTuber Chadlet Maxxing Speaks The Brutally Honest Truth About The Lord
Is YouTuber Chadlet Maxxing a loser for hating God? No, he isn't. Is he evil for doing so? No, he isn't. Is he in a satanic cult? Probably not. His only fault is not posting additional videos like the one above.
YouTuber Chadlet is one of the many of us that are disgusted with the entire travesty of a God who only appears to serve the wicked and the manipulative. From what I see, God is a tyrant that bestows his reign of terror upon humanity from the comfort of his confounded throne.
As YouTuber Chadlet states in his video above, there is extreme suffering and injustices everywhere throughout our planet; and God sits on his backside, allowing for it all to happen. It makes me think of the lyrics to this one song from the late Michael Jackson.
The Song Titled "Man In The Mirror" By Michael Jackson
Right after this same song was released, many people thought that the late Michael Jackson was singing to God to convince him to behave more compassionately with humanity than he did. However, he was really singing to himself in this song. In any event, it would make a perfect song for anyone to sing to God, if he really does exist.
Religious fanatics have ranted and raved all over YouTube that the late Michael Jackson is currently in Hell. Well, I don't believe in the existence of Hell, so I cannot really comment on it other than that I think these religious fanatics never know when to shut up.
I like YouTuber Chadlet Maxxing's point about no fair God sending someone to Hell to suffer eternally if that person's suffering in their life drove them to taking their own life. Similarly to YouTuber Chadlet Maxxing, I have begun to believe in that saying that no bad deed goes unrewarded, because you see too many terrible people living the high life in the lap of luxury.
Well, actually the original saying states that "no good deed goes unpunished." Under the iron fist of God, that saying is equally as valid as the other one.
When you try to do good to others, it seems that bad things may follow anyhow; and usually they do. If God really does exist, what does he care? If he doesn't stick it to you one way, he'll stick it to you another way. That's because he's God!
What makes perfect sense about YouTuber Chadlet Maxxing is that religion and one's closeness to God don't necessarily make such a person kind and decent toward others. Many of the religious people that I have encountered throughout my life either on the job or elsewhere have turned out to be some of the most deplorable people I've ever met.
These Bible thumpers are really good at hiding their true nature also. They're like wolves that purposely dress themselves up in sheep's clothing so that they'll have an easier time at fooling people and cornering them to where they want to make them feel trapped. Thomas James Kirk III, who goes by the user name of TheAmazingAtheist and Into The Fray on YouTube, explains this same deception in his video below.
Thomas James Kirk III Snipes At Jefferson Bethke For Pushing A Double Standard Regarding Christianity
Jefferson Bethke is illogical. As Mr. Kirk III points out in his video above, how can someone love Jesus and hate religion? One goes hand in hand with the other. They're inseparable ingredients from each other.
My philosophy is that religious extremists need a dose of their own bitter medicine. Judie Brown (full name: Judith Ann Limbourne Brown) would make an excellent candidate for such karma. She is a religious activist who started a Catholic organization named the American Life League back in 1979 to wage war against abortion.
Early on in her role as the head of this same organization, Mrs. Brown did a number of good things for people. For example, if an employer threatened to fire a pregnant woman unless she were to get an abortion, Mrs. Brown and her organization fought for that woman's rights. However, she has gotten senile and mentally unhinged in her old age.
Now Mrs. Brown actually believes that embryonic stem cell research is a form of child murder despite that she has never provided even one shred of scientific evidence to back up those same claims of hers to this very day. She just shoots her mouth off and expects everyone to believe her every word merely because she is a woman of God, so to speak.
Mrs. Brown has literally launched a war against medical science. She has rambled on and on to her audiences about how it is one's obligation to suffer in the name of God. Yet you never see her doing any of her own suffering in the name of her fairy-tale God. It's as though she gets her rocks off from other people's pain and suffering. She's an abomination to all decency.
Yesterday when I was trying to shut off a valve behind a toilet in my house, I accidentally bumped my head into something. Whenever something like that happens, I'm always concerned that I could sustain a life-threatening injury inasmuch as I hear about people suffering from permanent brain damage as a result of a head injury.
Then I got to thinking about what would occur if something of this nature were to happen to Mrs. Brown. Let's also say that she were to sustain brain damage, and she needed embryonic stem cells to reverse her brain condition. Then she'd probably look for a loophole in her own belief system to access embryonic stem cells without exhibiting the aspect of a hypocrite.
Mrs. Brown would likely make up some phony baloney story about how the ghost of Jesus appeared before her and told her that her use of embryonic stem cells to reverse her brain damage would be some form of bona fide child sacrifice. After all, child sacrifice is everywhere in the Bible, and even God is cited as having murdered children. This shows you how sick and twisted religion can be, and Mrs. Brown is a blatant example to that fact. Then again, Mrs. Brown is so screwy in the head that even a doctor wouldn't be able to tell if she actually had brain damage.
Mrs. Brown's daughter, Catherine Marie Brown, has appeared on television and has denounced embryonic stem cell research as a form of child murder. (Don't ask me what her married name is, because it's nowhere to be found on the Internet; and she may not even be married). This woman is equally as much of a wack job as her mother. It only goes to show you that the apple doesn't fall very far from the tree.
The reasons to hate God far outweigh the reasons to love him. You only have to look at the world around you and know what a sick puppy God is, if he really does exist. When life gives you lemons, he's like your classic douchebag all wrapped into one who adds insult to injury and rubs your face in all your misery. I say that it's probably better not to believe in his existence at all.
The actual idea of a Hell existing and people suffering fire and torture there for all eternity causes one to question how different can God be from the devil himself, if he really does exist. For centuries and even millennia, clergymen, church ministers, and televangelical preacher men have terrorized children with fear-mongering stories about eternal torture and eternal damnation, leaving these kids psychologically scarred.
Now, I know what some of you Christians out there who may be reading my article are going to say. I can't win God over by hating on him and being hostile toward him. Well, I don't think serving as a punching bag for God is going to win over his respect. Then again, I'm an agnostic. Therefore, I think the best thing that anyone can do is kick God to the curb, especially if your life has been full of calamity. Some of you may say that I'm not going to insult my way to Heaven. No problem. I don't believe in the existence of Heaven.
All the money that gets dumped into religious institutions could be channeled into more constructive things such as feeding and housing the homeless, funding universal health care, and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure. The United States needs to fight back against religious zealots like Judie Brown influencing our domestic policy. Wackos like her are going to drive our nation right into the ground, if we allow it.
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