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There are many interpretations of the Bible, but what I am trying to understand is how rituals and sacrifice are so prevalent in it, while any other form of spiritualistic ceremony is condemned, or even cursed, that isn't even relative? Why were many Matriarchal belief systems wiped out? As if a narrative is being implemented to move to a spiritual or religious monopoly? If you look at the patterns of every type of industry; health, banking, military, real estate, schooling/ knowledge, farm/food, manufacturing of materials/ things, science, so on and so forth, there is a repetition of competition to control. Much like the crusades, the religious wars. Why is that? What does it represent if not a jealous all consuming deity that wants it's way to be the only way? Do you know doves also represent the Holy Spirit, or innocence? Why would that be anything to sacrifice? Why is it that adults become jaded by losing their innocence, or childlike wonder? Or that it gets lost or corrupted?

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I have a hard time with most extremeism in religion, but an even more difficult time when it's religious political extremism. I sometimes do the opposite of what the mainstream tells me because more often than not, it's manipulation the public view deliberately. So when I look at who's the victim and perpetrator, I try to see both sides. And try to find the reason why I agree or disagree. After what I experienced on social media, being attacked for gifs or pictures I used, talking about what I had for dinner, or even being attacked for my own personal experiences. I felt like it was one big psychological grooming program. A weaponization of platforms MK Ultra style, to bully people into submission, conformity, or silence. And I was followed by people tgat stalked and harassed me wherever I went to the point of them tellimg me the world was a better place without me in it. That people were relieved when I left a room, or when I wasn't online. It was one of the most isolating experiences