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Your points about common criticisms of religion are spot-on: Control & Laws: Every functioning society needs rules - whether religious or secular. The key is distinguishing helpful regulation from unnecessary control. Morality & Legislation: Laws inherently reflect moral values. The real debate isn't about whether to legislate morality, but which moral principles warrant legislation. Financial Aspects: Sustainability ≠ exploitation. Like any institution, religious organizations need resources to operate. The issue is misuse, not legitimate operation. For those interested in daily worship practices, you can find prayer times link removed by mod. No advertising, please

I understand you're frustrated with religious people, but creating a belief system out of anger might not be the best approach. Consider this: - Established religions have centuries of wisdom and community behind them - Your reaction seems more about opposing others than finding truth - True spirituality is usually about seeking understanding, not creating divisions Instead of reacting, maybe: - Learn more about why people believe what they do - Have open conversations without judgment - Explore what you're really seeking spiritually - Focus on personal growth rather than opposition Being angry at religious people is understandable - many have negative experiences. But creating something just to "slap" at others won't bring you peace or answers. What specific experiences made you feel this way about religion? I'm genuinely curious to understand your perspective.