Questions of Faith

To believe in God or not, what to call him, is everyone’s business, you can do it collectively, you can do it separately. In any case, faith in itself is not a bad thing, unless, of course, it turns into fanaticism and rejection of everything that does not fit into its dogma.

Mockery, mockery and criticism of faith, as well as its attributes and symbols, is a manifestation of stupidity and savagery. And no groaning about freedom can justify the release of base and obscene things.

And by “pusek” I mean stupid, unnecessary movies about the Prophet, and sawing crosses, and pouring ink on icons, and burning the Koran, and destroying Buddha statues.

Atheism, by the way, is also a faith, the belief that there is no God, but instead of sacred books, its adherents have textbooks on chemistry, physics, biology and astronomy, which do not really prove anything.

Here it is in Muslim countries, people are being killed, buildings are being destroyed, people are going on a rampage and rowdy, contrary to their own beliefs about forgiveness and tolerance, and in enlightened countries they are marrying homosexuals and allowing the common sin between sermons about morality and morality.

Surprisingly, moralizing, hypocrisy, hypocrisy, violence and crimes, mixed with commandments and doctrines about goodness and kindness, coexist side by side.

But without faith it would be even worse; this is, perhaps, the only non-material limiter of human bestiality, covered with a thin film of reason, bursting at the slightest influence on it.