I don’t believe in Satan. Satan is a concept developed to
keep people in line by others who wanted to rule them. If God is good
then there must be something bad. If there is no Satan, does
it follow that there is no God: in my book no. I choose to turn my will over to
a Higher Power, who I, mostly, choose to call God. I find life easier living it
with faith, though I do not know exactly what, or whom, it is that I am having
faith in.
I was raised Catholic as a kid, and left the church when I
was nineteen. I was at one of the new Sunday night masses that the church had
started offering, and I looked over and saw a guy who I was in a frat with
sitting in one of the pews.
WHAT is HE doing here I thought to myself. Last night he was
getting drunk and trying to get laid at a Fraternity Party populated with young
sorority gals. Then I looked at myself, I had gotten drunk, myself, and I had
gotten laid. I then realized that I was not living the life that the church
said that I should live, so I walked away from the church. When I sobered up,
some thirteen years later, I tried going back to the church, but what I was
hearing from the priests mouths did not jive with what I saw around me, and
believed in.
I have no problem with whatever religion you choose, whichever
God you choose to follow, just, please, don’t try to stick your God up my butt.
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