Colemjm1, 44

The natural world is beatuiful; the superstitious world is silly and boring. Anyone who can tell the difference between "Intelligent Falling vs. Gravity",..."Intelligent Design vs. Evolution",...and "Stork Theory vs. Human Reproduction". Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful, without being required to believe that invisible fairies make it beautiful? An imaginary friend such as God is not necessary to be a good and moral person. People don't get their morals from a holy book; otherwise, that would be like saying everyone is immoral until they have a high enough vocabulary to read and understand a holy book. And that they are still immoral until they read, understand, and practice everything in such a book. I must be the only one who really read the book, because I honestly don't think "women = property of men" is a good moral to have. This country gave women their rights and freedoms, and a holy book tries to take them away. Women who welcome and tolerate this form of self-inflicted mental torture should be ashamed of themselves for encouraging male supremacy, which actively works against any woman trying to exercise her equal rights in this country. Going thru life with an ancient scriptural thought process is like seeing someone dressed like George Washington but in present day; and that person would trot themself around as if it were the best and latest fasion trend. Wig, powdered face, lipstick, skin tight pants, fake mole, ruffled blouse, and proud of it. Can you see the obsurdity between "Intelligent Falling vs. Gravity",..."Intelligent Design vs. Evolution",...and "Stork Theory vs. Human Reproduction"? Why do people tend to default to supernatural-superstition for serious questions they are unable to find an answer for? It baffles me, especially when any rational person would simply say "I don't know". Life is so much more beautiful, and fragile, and exciting, with a non-theistic view of the world and the universe surrounding it. I'm close to my 2,000 characters for this discription,...darn.