Christianity, a scam of epic proportions. She worships a bunch of fake divinities. What now?

[godelian]

You finally came to understand the truth. She secretly worships a "Son" who is his own "Father", a single mother, a rattlesnake, and two rabbits.

These fake divinities keep telling her that she should break up with you.

She needs her "freedom" to go and find herself. She wants her girls' nights out again. She wants to do Vegas and Miami trips again, get drunk, and spend her nights having fun with random strangers. Old habits do not die. They only lie dormant. Now that they have finally broken loose, they are back with a vengeance.

You took her seriously but she was for recreational use only. It was a mistake and now you are about to lose half your stuff to a 304.

Yes, Christianity is a scam of epic proportions. It is going to cost you a lot of money. The silver lining is that now at least you know.

[Martin Peter Clarke]

I can't wait for someone rational to respond here Socratically, so I can see what's been said. I mean, I'm really keen. But never keen enough to look if nobody rational comments. What's a man to do?

Who's 'She'? What's 'What now?' about? I'll probably never know!

Christianity is certainly a delusion, delusional, from its conception in Mary, like all other religions, all other faiths. And I give the fullest good will to all, to the historicity, i.e. that which could be naturally possible. Hence Mary. That everyone was helplessly innocently naturally deluded in creating these binding untrue beliefs. Of all religion. All faiths. It's a developmental phase from when we were about 4, with roots from when we were 2.

[godelian]

Christianity is certainly a delusion, delusional, from its inception in Mary, like all other religions, all other faiths.

Other religions do not worship fake divinities.
It is the self-Fathered Son and his single mother who are too much.

[Martin Peter Clarke]

Dingle dangle do.

[godelian]

Dingle dangle do.

Yes, you will lose half your stuff to a bunch of fake divinities. If anybody talks to you about a Son who Fathered himself, then run as fast as you can.

[Martin Peter Clarke]

Going once.