I wonder how many Christians are happy about the volcano erupting in Iceland? Hoping that it gets bigger? Which Christians are hoping for more major natural disasters or cities being completely blown to bits by nuclear warheads?
This secret death wish, by Christians, for major disasters to occur world-wide is one of the top immoral dogmas of the Bible, hands down, which they embrace without question. This type of thinking shows a complete lack of regard for human life.
Christians will scoff at being called immoral for their secret death wish type of thinking. They will quickly claim to be part of the surely you don't mean me club. Christians denying they have a secret death wish makes sense. How embarressing is it, to acknowledge the mythology you believe in, is false?
Why do Christians allow themselves to enjoy this secret death wish? Christians claim that life will be better after death. This is why this immoral dogma is easily and widely accepted among themselves. Christians claim they know what happens after someone dies.
Is there a problem with this line of thinking? Of course! To say you know for sure, that you know what will happen after you die, is something that is impossible to know, let alone prove. To say your god is real is another impossible claim, ta boot.
"What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof." -Christopher Hitchens
The truth? No one knows what happens after death. Most people are satisfied that we don't know what happens after we die. Sane human beings realize that all plant life, animal life, human beings and even stars will eventually die. This is the order of the cycle of life.
This is also why sane humans embrace our humanity and know that life is precious and dear to us. We are abhorrent and disgusted by anyone or any group of people who have a secret death wish for the masses based on the writings of ignorant primitive fearful men who lived thousands of years ago.
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