Is Christianity a parasitic mind-virus?

Question

Reply to Peter D: as atheism is a reaction against theism and Christianity is theism, then it would appear that atheism is more like an anti-virus mind programme,rather like the ones that protect your computer from harmful viruses, so the answer to your question is probably no.

Answer 1

All religions are a problem - they require people to give up logic and believe in unprovable things. To the weak-minded, this is great. The more intelligent among us see religion as a moronic horror (and an easy way to control someone!).

Answer 2

Its certainly a good example of meme, a repeating thought that can replicate and spread like a virus. Most major religions have this ability.
And since Christianity, particularly, is damaging to the well-being of its believers and the socities it infects, then yes, it is a parasitic mind virus.

Answer 3

to respond to your question ... would the goverment immunise a theory technique? in the event that they wanted controll, sure, different ideals make national leaders benefit and unfastened ability in elections, if that they had everybody see it their way they'd in no way unfastened ability. such an immunisation may be the catalyst for an exceptionally facist u . s .. to describe myself, ideals at a similar time as they may well be different, and that they may well be the muse of conflict greater in many cases then no longer are generally what seperate us as a democratic u . s .. faith, at a similar time as seperate from politics does play a great section interior the elections. via undemanding ethical and ethical debates which turns into the muse of a regulation.

Answer 4

Is atheism a parasitic mind virus?

Answer 5

Marc B took the words right out of my mouth!

Answer 6

NOOOOOOOOOOO!
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