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Religion is a Sacred form of Extreme Mental Illness

Christianity is a form of mental illness, and those who suffer from it believe they are required to teach their children they are "intelligently designed" sinners responsible for murder and destined for the fires of hell unless they believe they are indeed sinners responsible for murder and destined for hell. And why must those children believe this? So that those who teach them to believe this can save themselves from hell, obviously! Teaching children they are born sinners is intended to foster a spiritual depence upon "God," which really means a dependence upon a priestly class of eunuchs - who were likewise taught as children to "believe" they are sinners responsible for murder and destined for hell - to tell them how to think, live, and behave in order to be "saved" from the hell all children so rightly deserve just for being born.

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