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Yahweh is immoral

joelr

Well-Known Member
  • if people say God is genocidal, then man has no right to judge Him - whether you drop a bomb or commit the rape of Nanking et all
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We are generally not genocidal. The people making the point are not genocidal. The bombs were dropped in a defensive war. That isn't what D20 calls for. It calls for plunder and murder. When an enemy attacks you and is then beaten and surrenders, killing them all is murder. Baby murder. Taking the children as plunder is child abuse.

Armies made up of people have done war far more humane that these archaic laws call for. So yes, your Bronze Age god will be judged. Immoral.


There are over 1000 creator Gods. None are real. None have any evidence they are real. Most have evidence they have come from previous cultures and slowly evolved into their current status. Giving evidence that these are myths created by people.
Saying man cannot judge fictional Gods is an apologetic used to brainwash people who are fooled into believing the stories are real. Raising characters in stories up to be "unjudgable" is something ancient cultures bought into. The laws are immoral. The slavery is immoral. People wrote these laws. They did not have a phone line to a national God because that isn't a real thing.
 

muhammad_isa

Veteran Member
We are generally not genocidal. The people making the point are not genocidal. The bombs were dropped in a defensive war..
Yes .. and your claim is that G-d wants us to oppress others unjustly?
I think I prefer G-d's judgement over yours when I die, thanks.
 

Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
Honestly this makes no sense? Does any one else see how bizarre this is? I'm commenting on how immoral Yahweh is for giving laws that when a city is invaded the women and children are to be taken as plunder. As in - IT'S IMMORAL AND DISGUSTING for Yahweh to do this?
So this person who believes Yahweh is a real deity is agreeing that plunder is immoral? Of course it is? So Yahweh is immoral? The End? What is the point of this post?

(get ready for some apologetics that excuse Yahweh)



Ah, I think I see what this is about. You have been brainwashed to believe that stopping the Japanese from plundering the Chinese that means that one accepts Deuteronomy. HA HA HA HA HA HA.

OOOhhhh... Now I get it. This isn't about a discussion... you simply have a problem with God! Is it because when you look at Him you figure that if you throw enough mud at Him it makes you look cleaner? ;)
 

Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
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We are generally not genocidal. The people making the point are not genocidal. The bombs were dropped in a defensive war. .
This is actually good. Now, take this thought and go back to the historical account and ask yourself...

"WHY did God do it one way with one group and another way with another group."

If you ask "why" - you will understand why a defensive action was necessary.

There are over 1000 creator Gods. None are real.

Actually, there is one God among the gods IMV and they are very real.
 

Clara Tea

Well-Known Member
This is probably the most tiresome argument that gets posted here 47 times a day...
(person or group) were thought to be christians and did (bad thing)

Again, you dont blame the speed limit sign when someone speeds past it.

and btw "greed overwhelmed their support for the environment" and "made torture camps"
what? what is the connection between these things and Christianity ?

Whee....I'm tiresome. (Turning the other cheek). Ouch....that cheek hurts too.
 

Clara Tea

Well-Known Member
My position is its immoral. You think when going to war we should take all women and children as plunder? Kill all the men?




Yes and this is one reason why Deuteronomy 20 is INCREDIBLY IMMORAL??? YOu are just making my point and at the same time saying you don't agree in principle with my point? Could you be more vague? It's an immoral scripture, it's immoral; when used by the Japanese, So what is your issue?



What a crap argument. Possible the worst attempt to justify the immoral and disgusting scripture in Deuteronomy 20. Now I see your argument. Short version, massive fail. Massive. Fail.

Deuteronomy orders either kill all living things in 6 cites or in all others, make an offer of peace, if refused kill the men and take children and women as plunder.


What we did in WW2, fight the enemy until the soldiers are defeated. Allow any soldier who surrenders to be in prison and later released. There is no plunder of women? Killing of all men?

An atomic bomb killed most people in the city. So did the fire bombings of Tokyo. Invading the mainland was a terrible option so we destroyed cities until surrender. Mainland invasion was up next at the cost of 1 million AMerican soldiers and countless Japenese citizens. At no point did the military take any women and children as plunder. Yahweh thinks it's ok. At no point was all the men killed as Yahweh wants. At no point was every living thing killed, as Yahweh wants. Once surrender took place humanitarian efforts began. No slaves, plunder, forced labor.

Your comparison is a complete failure. The Deteronical laws are barbaric and written by an inhumane person.

Let me go through this again.
If I say NO to this - was it immoral to stop the Japanese continued plunder and wanton killing and abuse of people
then I'm saying NO to this - is it moral to let the Japanese continue to plunder and wanton killing?
The your conclusion is I'm accepting Deuteronomy?

Oh boy. I see how they get you to believe fiction.

Deuteronomy calls for doing the same thing the Japanese were doing. But to ALL OTHER NATIONS. To the other nations who are worshipping the wrong Gods , you KILL EVERYONE?

What we did is ignore Deuteronomy and fought the Japanese until we defeated the army. Then we took their army, disbanded it and sent them home. We then moved to Japan and helped them re-build. We did not kill all the men and take the women and children as plunder.
The atomic bomb did not kill every living thing that moves. It wiped out 1 city. There were millions of Japanese still alive. Millions of women and children not taken as plunder. There was no forced labor (that's only if they surrender right away). We did not kill all living things because they were not Christian.

The cognative dissonance in your mind at work to allow you to accept Deuteronomy 20 has become blaringly clear in this bizarre comparison.

The only people in your example following Yahwehs law were the Japanese. They were killing men and plundering women/children. That is the law in your book. Instructions for when going to war.
Kill all the men (not beat the army and then put them in a humane jail if they surrender), just kill the men and plunder. For they are yours, the spoils of war Yahweh gives to you.

2 cities were atomic bombed (Hiroshima and Nagasaki).

United States policy has been written down, for all to read, and I read it once on the internet. It is to rebuild former enemies so that they are economically stable, and good trading partners, and they will resent us less for beating them.

In practice, however, such a policy led to the defeat of Germany in WW I, then the re-attack of Germany in WW II.

Everyone is quite aware that the US isn't rebuilding countries out of the goodness of their hearts. However, the US has contributed a lot to world peace (United Nations, for example), and humanitarian aid.

The US could, of course, adopt different policies:

1. Utterly destroy the enemy, salt the wells, etc. We might even rape the women (ala Sherman's march to Atlanta). Sure, Sherman was despised by the south for over a century, but he got the job done. Sherman, by the way, was the only one involved in a real war to take California, having attacked the tiny fruit drying town of Los Angeles.

2. Don't destroy the buildings or oil wells, capture the oil and buildings but kill the people and use the oil and buildings ourselves and occupy the land. However, if we tried that in the Middle East, the entire Middle East would join against us (as they did against Israel), and we'd have another 6-days war, and decades of terrorism (but that's what we have anyway). We could sell the country to neighboring countries, and let them sell us the oil.

Frankly, I think that choice 2 is the right one, because it would discourage dissention and future wars. Would WW II have happened if Germany had been utterly dismantled and sold to surrounding nations (at a profit for us)? Would any other nation try to attack the US if the US had the policy of killing the people and selling the real estate and oil?

If the US adopts a non-intervention policy (like the policy of President Woodrow Wilson), ruthless dictators like Hitler would rise to power. The phrase, "nice guys finish last" is likely true. Evil people rise and stay in power for many years.

The US made SALT agreements with Soviets, which limits nuke capability for the US and Soviets, but utterly ignores the rapidly growing nuke capabilities of small third world nations. Those tiny nations could weild massive nuclear power.

Sadly, the US focused on fighting a third world nation for the past 30 years (Iraq), and made weaponry suited for fighting it (such as attack helicopters with machine guns). Such weapons are useless against incoming nuclear missiles.

China just threatened Trump's administration by flying mach 10 missiles over the top of his aircraft carrier in the China Sea (a sea that China recently seized along with Taiwan and Hong Kong). The fact is, the US has mach 4 missiles at best, and they are no match for China's might. China is a manufacturing super-power (albiet, most things are crap). But, if it becomes necessary to go to war with China (and the current administration is certainly threatening both China and Russia), the US could not compete. Are we supposed to ask China to make more weaponry for us so that we can use that weaponry to attack China? China is also an economic super-power, holding most of the US National Debt. Are we supposed to tell China not to attack us, or they will lose all that money that we owe them?

We could have trusted in God (thou shalt not kill), and not attacked Iraq (since it was innocent of terrorism) as commanded by God in Revelation. But, everyone lacked faith in God, didn't believe that God had a plan to deal with terrorists in His own way, and didn't care if God could see the future and the miserable job that we did.
 

Clara Tea

Well-Known Member
We are generally not genocidal. The people making the point are not genocidal. The bombs were dropped in a defensive war. That isn't what D20 calls for. It calls for plunder and murder. When an enemy attacks you and is then beaten and surrenders, killing them all is murder. Baby murder. Taking the children as plunder is child abuse.

Armies made up of people have done war far more humane that these archaic laws call for. So yes, your Bronze Age god will be judged. Immoral.


There are over 1000 creator Gods. None are real. None have any evidence they are real. Most have evidence they have come from previous cultures and slowly evolved into their current status. Giving evidence that these are myths created by people.
Saying man cannot judge fictional Gods is an apologetic used to brainwash people who are fooled into believing the stories are real. Raising characters in stories up to be "unjudgable" is something ancient cultures bought into. The laws are immoral. The slavery is immoral. People wrote these laws. They did not have a phone line to a national God because that isn't a real thing.

The United States officially apologized for nuking Japan, and paid reparations. Frankly, I think that the nukes were necessary to end the war quickly and get starving POWs out of the concentration camps.

War had not yet been declared officially over when General MacArthur asked Japan to move starving POWs (whom they stopped feeding) to Nagasaki so that US troops could move them. I suppose that the idea was that the buildings were knocked down there, so it was safer to pick up soldiers there. The USS Wichita was the first to enter mined Nagasaki harbor, and before they got there, they were bombed by a plane (the war was not yet over). Of the 45 crewmen of the Wichita that were landed at Nagasaki, most died of radiation poisoning. The first couple of US ships were not given radiation suits or instructions about radiation. The Atomic Veterans organization is now paying $75k to the dead and severely injured (if proven was a result of nukes) for atomic vets. That's little compensation for years of suffering and death. Not to mention the suffering of the families. As one of the first American to set foot on Nagasaki, my father told me of the melted motorcycle engines, knocked down buildings, etc.

War has it tolls.

No God is real? Theists disagree.

"Unjudgeable"....That's why it is necessary to discuss the judgements of God, and see if we can firm up the reasons for believing and disbelieving.
 

Clara Tea

Well-Known Member
God's scriptures are found in all societies.

I agree. But what do we do if the messages disagree?

Deu 4:35: It was shown to you that there is no other God.
(before the people were even in the land Israel, not a Hellenistic trait later adopted)



Really? When did that happen?

(Isaiah 56 among countless other scriptures before the Hellenistic period says he is saviour of all, not just Israel.)



Saved savior? Redeemed by cultic activity? What Bible translation are you reading?

Clara17 is not the same as Clara Tea (me). (Just Clara-fying).
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
OOOhhhh... Now I get it. This isn't about a discussion... you simply have a problem with God! Is it because when you look at Him you figure that if you throw enough mud at Him it makes you look cleaner? ;)

No actually it was the thing I've been explaining in detail over 2 posts. Twice I laid out in the simplest terms what I am saying and STILL you come back with a bold faced assertion that has nothing to do with my words.
I'm not even trying to be vague, I explained the logic in 2 different ways last post. Instead of taking the words at face value you decided to put some bizarre motivation onto me (one of the most common apologist tropes at that?) and just won't deal with this.
I'm going to break this down again in even simpler terms because you haven't responded to one single thing I said .
My statement was Yahweh is immoral.
My source are several grossly immoral laws, one to kill every living thing in 6 cities and the other to take women and children as plunder in all others.

Your response was to bring up the Japanese plunder in WW2 and then to follow an apologist list designed to answer certain issues with brutality in scripture.
Except the apologetics didn't have anything to do with what I was saying. Yes it's moral to stop the Japanese from plundering in WW2. This has zero relation to the immoral laws in Deuteronomy 20.
Again - what we do in war is defeat the enemy (who may be plundering), then disarm the army, imprison any obvious criminals and send the rest back home. We then help rebuild their nation.
We do not then take Japanese women and children as plunder, kill the men or kill every living thing because their evil Buddhists ways might cause us to sin.

I do not have a problem with Yahweh because that is a fictional character invented by the Israelites (possibly the Canaanites). I am saying the laws are immoral making this fictional character immoral.

You are complaining about how this is not a discussion, as if you want a discussion? If you want a discussion then why have you failed to directly respond to one single point? Instead you made an appeal to apologetics that are supposed to show Deuteronomy 20 is reasonable which didn't work and made no sense.
Now you appeal to yet another tired old apologetics that tries to say the person making the claim just wants to sin like crazy and so they point out immoral laws in scripture. And they hate God.
It's a sad deflect tactic that again doesn't even make sense as a reply?

I make mistakes like anyone, I always need to work on living a virtuous life and treating others well and so forth. But I have no desire to "look cleaner" or to commit harmful acts against others. So your apologetic is a fail. The immoral thing here are the laws in your religion. I have no problem with God, he is a fictional character. The laws in your book are immoral however.
Pointing out immoral laws in mythology could not possibly make me or anyone "look cleaner". This is profoundly dumb.
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
Yes .. and your claim is that G-d wants us to oppress others unjustly?

No my claim is the laws in Deuteronomy are immoral. Because they are.


I think I prefer G-d's judgement over yours when I die, thanks.

A perfect example of how religion can make people immoral. That's honest at least. You allow immoral acts in scripture because you think a God will judge you someday. You are responding to someone who is just calling it out, even just with that you are compelled to be all "God will judge me so I can't even admit a law is immoral". The judgy king in the sky is watching. So weird people still think that is real?
Luckily God is a fictional character and heaven is a mythical place. Feel free to provide evidence for God if you are going to make claims that he will judge you.
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
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This is actually good. Now, take this thought and go back to the historical account and ask yourself...

"WHY did God do it one way with one group and another way with another group."

If you ask "why" - you will understand why a defensive action was necessary.

Ew, brainwashed. Creepy. There is no justification for killing every living thing in 6 cities. There is no justification for plunder of women and children.
You posted an example of plunder to demonstrate how horrible it is. Now you think it's ok for a different group to plunder women and children?
You call that "defensive action"?

We know why they wrote the laws about killing every living thing in 6 cities. They clearly had issues with those nations so they wrote a law from "God" that they should kill every living thing.
Even if it were really from a God, were that God moral you would not be ordered to kill every living thing in 6 cities because they had the wrong theology. It's an immoral law. Telling people to slaughter women and children is hideous. How many babies in an entire city? Defensive action???? HA.


Actually, there is one God among the gods IMV and they are very real.
There is zero evidence that any God from any religious mythology is real.
There is tremendous evidence that all Gods from all myths are re-workings of stories from previous cultures. It isn't even a debate in scholarship, it's a historical fact.

Saying a God is real is just a statement that you have a belief. It's clear you have bought into a theology. Do you have evidence? "Very real"? Wow, must be good evidence that stands above all other claims about Gods?
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
2 cities were atomic bombed (Hiroshima and Nagasaki).

United States policy has been written down, for all to read, and I read it once on the internet. It is to rebuild former enemies so that they are economically stable, and good trading partners, and they will resent us less for beating them.

In practice, however, such a policy led to the defeat of Germany in WW I, then the re-attack of Germany in WW II.

Everyone is quite aware that the US isn't rebuilding countries out of the goodness of their hearts. However, the US has contributed a lot to world peace (United Nations, for example), and humanitarian aid.

The US could, of course, adopt different policies:

1. Utterly destroy the enemy, salt the wells, etc. We might even rape the women (ala Sherman's march to Atlanta). Sure, Sherman was despised by the south for over a century, but he got the job done. Sherman, by the way, was the only one involved in a real war to take California, having attacked the tiny fruit drying town of Los Angeles.

2. Don't destroy the buildings or oil wells, capture the oil and buildings but kill the people and use the oil and buildings ourselves and occupy the land. However, if we tried that in the Middle East, the entire Middle East would join against us (as they did against Israel), and we'd have another 6-days war, and decades of terrorism (but that's what we have anyway). We could sell the country to neighboring countries, and let them sell us the oil.

Frankly, I think that choice 2 is the right one, because it would discourage dissention and future wars. Would WW II have happened if Germany had been utterly dismantled and sold to surrounding nations (at a profit for us)? Would any other nation try to attack the US if the US had the policy of killing the people and selling the real estate and oil?

If the US adopts a non-intervention policy (like the policy of President Woodrow Wilson), ruthless dictators like Hitler would rise to power. The phrase, "nice guys finish last" is likely true. Evil people rise and stay in power for many years.

The US made SALT agreements with Soviets, which limits nuke capability for the US and Soviets, but utterly ignores the rapidly growing nuke capabilities of small third world nations. Those tiny nations could weild massive nuclear power.

Sadly, the US focused on fighting a third world nation for the past 30 years (Iraq), and made weaponry suited for fighting it (such as attack helicopters with machine guns). Such weapons are useless against incoming nuclear missiles.

China just threatened Trump's administration by flying mach 10 missiles over the top of his aircraft carrier in the China Sea (a sea that China recently seized along with Taiwan and Hong Kong). The fact is, the US has mach 4 missiles at best, and they are no match for China's might. China is a manufacturing super-power (albiet, most things are crap). But, if it becomes necessary to go to war with China (and the current administration is certainly threatening both China and Russia), the US could not compete. Are we supposed to ask China to make more weaponry for us so that we can use that weaponry to attack China? China is also an economic super-power, holding most of the US National Debt. Are we supposed to tell China not to attack us, or they will lose all that money that we owe them?

We could have trusted in God (thou shalt not kill), and not attacked Iraq (since it was innocent of terrorism) as commanded by God in Revelation. But, everyone lacked faith in God, didn't believe that God had a plan to deal with terrorists in His own way, and didn't care if God could see the future and the miserable job that we did.

The U.S. doesn't make choices based on ancient mythology. Only killing when needed is part of our morals but it's just a coincidence that it's also a commandment. If we actually made laws by the commandments then it would be illegal to worship other Gods and capitalism would probably be illegal (don't covet your neighbor, the essence of capitalism).
The terrorists are also people who do follow what their God says and demonstrates one issue with believing in religious myths. When a radical interpretation becomes popular then you are stuck with it.
Once people realize that Gods are not real then we will be better off.
However the 10 commandments are not the only laws in scripture. There are separate laws concerning war. Do not kill is a general law but war is separate in scripture. Deuteronomy 20 has laws for war.
Women and children are to be taken as plunder, the Lord gives you them as plunder. The men are all killed. If the enemy is of a different religion that God may want you to kill every living thing. Depends on who is interpreting the scripture at the time of war. That is what you would get is the laws followed scripture.
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
No God is real? Theists disagree.

Yes people believe in all sorts of supernatural things, cold reading, ghosts, all sorts of Gods. Theists have not demonstrated that any Gods exist. Not even a little bit.


"Unjudgeable"....That's why it is necessary to discuss the judgements of God, and see if we can firm up the reasons for believing and disbelieving.

I haven't heard any reasons for believing? Judgments of the Christian God are mainly in the OT. It's an archaic Bronze Age king in the sky God who is jealous, angry and very man-made. Originally a warrior deity then becoming supreme after the influence of Hellenism (every God in all the religions that were influenced by Hellenism became supreme Gods) then during the middle ages became tri-omni, beyond time and space, all Platonic concepts of "the One" that theologians borrowed for Yahweh. Actually, everything is borrowed from other myths so there are zero reasons for believing.
 

muhammad_isa

Veteran Member
A perfect example of how religion can make people immoral. That's honest at least. You allow immoral acts in scripture because you think a God will judge you someday..
No .. I don't "allow" immorality.

I know that G-d has created mankind capable of evil.
I believe in G-d and I believe the version of faith that tells us to "watch our backs" .. defend ourselves.

I do not believe in the OT word for word, but I'm sure you will say the same about Qur'an.

Why should I believe a person who professes disbelief over a believer? We are all capable of lies and corruption, regardless of our faith .. but I see that in war, people get murdered. They don't follow rules. Sad, but true.
 
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Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
No actually it was the thing I've been explaining in detail over 2 posts. Twice I laid out in the simplest terms what I am saying and STILL you come back with a bold faced assertion that has nothing to do with my words.
I'm not even trying to be vague, I explained the logic in 2 different ways last post. Instead of taking the words at face value you decided to put some bizarre motivation onto me (one of the most common apologist tropes at that?) and just won't deal with this.
I'm going to break this down again in even simpler terms because you haven't responded to one single thing I said .
My statement was Yahweh is immoral.
My source are several grossly immoral laws, one to kill every living thing in 6 cities and the other to take women and children as plunder in all others.

Your response was to bring up the Japanese plunder in WW2 and then to follow an apologist list designed to answer certain issues with brutality in scripture.
Except the apologetics didn't have anything to do with what I was saying. Yes it's moral to stop the Japanese from plundering in WW2. This has zero relation to the immoral laws in Deuteronomy 20.
Again - what we do in war is defeat the enemy (who may be plundering), then disarm the army, imprison any obvious criminals and send the rest back home. We then help rebuild their nation.
We do not then take Japanese women and children as plunder, kill the men or kill every living thing because their evil Buddhists ways might cause us to sin.

No on your first volley,

And I noticed that I did answer your question on the second volley... you just didn't like it.

You understand the second volley because of the recent history which explains the why.

You don't understand the first because you don't understand the why.

I do not have a problem with Yahweh because that is a fictional character invented by the Israelites (possibly the Canaanites). I am saying the laws are immoral making this fictional character immoral.

I disagree. If you though it was fictional, you wouldn't be addressing it.

You are complaining about how this is not a discussion, as if you want a discussion? If you want a discussion then why have you failed to directly respond to one single point? Instead you made an appeal to apologetics that are supposed to show Deuteronomy 20 is reasonable which didn't work and made no sense.
Now you appeal to yet another tired old apologetics that tries to say the person making the claim just wants to sin like crazy and so they point out immoral laws in scripture. And they hate God.
It's a sad deflect tactic that again doesn't even make sense as a reply?

Again... you just don't like the answer because if you agreed with us bombing Japan, you lost your "moral foothold " with God.

I make mistakes like anyone, I always need to work on living a virtuous life and treating others well and so forth. But I have no desire to "look cleaner" or to commit harmful acts against others. So your apologetic is a fail. The immoral thing here are the laws in your religion. I have no problem with God, he is a fictional character. The laws in your book are immoral however.
Pointing out immoral laws in mythology could not possibly make me or anyone "look cleaner". This is profoundly dumb.

Self righteousness or pride doesn't look to good to me.
 

Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
Ew, brainwashed. Creepy. There is no justification for killing every living thing in 6 cities. There is no justification for plunder of women and children.
You posted an example of plunder to demonstrate how horrible it is. Now you think it's ok for a different group to plunder women and children?
You call that "defensive action"?

I didn't expect you to figure to figure out why because of your anti-God position which is OK for me.

We can agree to disagree and still live in peace with each other.
 

joelr

Well-Known Member
No .. I don't "allow" immorality.

I know that G-d has created mankind capable of evil.
I believe in G-d and I believe the version of faith that tells us to "watch our backs" .. defend ourselves.

Yes, you allow immoral passages by using apologetics that allows you to pretend it doesn't say that. Your two responses right here are literally ignoring immoral laws or twisting them to say something else.
First God didn't create mankind because there is no evidence of that beyond legends in books.
Second these laws are not saying "watch your back", they are saying take women and children as plunder of war, kill all living things in 6 cities and buy slaves from the heathen around you.




I do not believe in the OT word for word, but I'm sure you will say the same about Qur'an.

That makes no sense? So then maybe the parts where it says "God spoke to me" maybe that part isn't true? If you don't believe every word then how do you know what to believe?



Why should I believe a person who professes disbelief over a believer? We are all capable of lies and corruption, regardless of our faith .. but I see that in war, people get murdered. They don't follow rules. Sad, but true.

I don't profess disbelief. I believe what evidence demonstrates. Just like you don't "disbelieve" Lord Krishna is real, you know that characters in myths are probably not real and stories about Gods and demigods in other cultures (even though they are believed by billions) are just religious myths. You know that evidence supports that. It's the same for your religion. You are not a "disbeliever" because you don't believe Romulus was a real savior demigod?
 
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