False Beliefs in Organized Religion lead to War

"Where do we begin?" indeed. I don't claim to have the answer on that one, but a thought did occurr to me rather recently. In my "fighting" for "decency", "ethics", "freedom", "sovereignty", et cetera, I realized that it was a whole lot easier for me to list the things that I'm against; NWO, globlalism, corporatism, extreme zionism, facism, nazism, communism, socialism, the banking elite, the police state, etc., and that I had devoted a lot of energies acting, writing, contacting senators, informing others--etc., AGAINST these things, but that I had personally contributed very little to the things to be FOR--and that I think is part of the key, mobilizing ourselves and others to actively engage in benevolent things, as opposed to so much struggle against others... Just a thought, DR...

War is human nature. There will not be true peace on earth while human beings reign over the earth. It is organized religion, which is the interpretation of TRUTH by mankind in an attempt to 'control' NOT JUst their fellow man, but God. That is the problem. God reveals His will for man through nature and prophets in His laws, man corrupts the law with his nature. Be careful what you ask for. Because the only way to peace on earth is God's judgment of evil and the cleansing of it from the earth.

WE from the states have always went back and tried to rebuild what has been distroyed. \ Just like JApn and oh lord I wont get this right Hirojema andy where we ahve been to war we rebuile BUT they dont respect us for it.

God bless you, child.

Organized religion is a weapon of mass destruction. It has lead to war, to treating people unequally, and to a myriad of deaths. A great watch is the zeitgeistmovie, which shows a lot of fallacies in religion: http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com As far as the middle east war goes, this is the chronology: The US military had undergone an exercise on 9/11 in which several theoretical attacks with commercial airliners were flying into skyscrapers. Four commercial liners were successfully hijaked and crashed, leaving the reported hijakers still alive today. Odd. The military could not respond to the actual hijacks, because the attack planes were being used in an exercise. Many people report seeing a military air plane fly directly into the freshly insulated and protective walls at the Pentagon, and the FBI will not allow security videos from neighbouring hotels to be shown: If in fact it was a commercial jetliner, wouldn't they want to prove to their country that they are not lying? Some question if they saw a commercial liner fly into the second trade center. Both towers were demolished, as if set for an actual demolition. Jet fuel could not melt steel like that. Both went down the same way tower 7 went down. Both fell inward. Both had multiple explosions, on floors nowhere near the crashes. Both buildings just had a new insurance policy taken out. 3,000 souls killed on our own soil, and our own pentagon being attacked, and red terror alerts, combined with anti-muslim jihadist propaganda threatening christian lifestyles and even corporate lifestyles enabled the war on terror. But, why? We needed to protect our oil reserves. But, why? We need to protect our petrol dollar. Hussein knew we needed the oil to be sold in the US Dollar. He changed it to Euros, thus devaluing our dollars, taking a lot of power away from our country. That was his weapon of mass destruction: going after our currency and our financial health. This method had been used before in the German war: the germans had jews counterfeit the british five pound paper money. Instead of dropping bombs, the germans dropped bags and bags of money, so people would find it, and spend it, and it would hopefully crash their economy. It was a very intelligent strike. Here you can learn about the petrol dollar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxVZ945JR5g&feature=PlayList&p=DF64F98BFA181DE3F&index=0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGWNzlWrzTY&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ekdln_NZ-P4&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgEfvi2sHQM&feature=related But the way to go into war is to either imply or stage an attack on your own country, so you can gain its support, and then to exact the support virally through religious groups and churches, etc.

We begin taking care of our own. Period. Illegal aliens need to go back to where they came from. We, the tax payers are paying for the homes, ins. and feeding them. I am originally from Oklahoma and that state has become a soveriegn state. They now give their illegals a ticket back home--- We should take care us, the citizens of America. That is where I say we start to peace.

I doubt Werner Von Braun was using slave labor from the Jews in concentration camps to test his theories of rocketry had much to do with him being a religious man.

Everyone is religious. re·li·gion –noun 1. a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, esp. when considered as the creation of a superhuman agency or agencies, usually involving devotional and ritual observances, and often containing a moral code governing the conduct of human affairs. Everyone has a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe. 2. a specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices generally agreed upon by a number of persons or sects: the Christian religion; the Buddhist religion. Everyone has specific beliefs and practices that they hold in common with others. 3. the body of persons adhering to a particular set of beliefs and practices: a world council of religions. Woldviews/belief systems are common to all bodies of any human organization. 4. the life or state of a monk, nun, etc.: to enter religion. We all make committments based on our worldviews/beliefs. 5. the practice of religious beliefs; ritual observance of faith. We all act in accordance with those beliefs and practice faith in something or someone in our day to day life. 6. something one believes in and follows devotedly; a point or matter of ethics or conscience: to make a religion of fighting prejudice. Without something to believe in, mankind perishes. Governments count on this. 7. religions, Archaic. religious rites. 8. Archaic. strict faithfulness; devotion: a religion to one's vow. There isn't a person alive who hasn't made some sort of vow. My point is you don't have to believe in the standard 'religious' belief systems to be religious. Mankind is the dominant life on this planet. How did we get there? Because we can think outside the box...we can hope, we can dream, we can plan, we can wonder. Whatever it is that makes us HUMAN enables us to envision, create new ideas and follow them through to the fruition. If we choose not to believe in something greater than ourselves...we often times wind up envisioning ourselves as gods, as being the GREATEST. It is this that makes us so dangerous to one another. It is not belief in the Creator God that makes man so dangerous, it is man himself, without the laws of the Creator God written in his soul. Discard those, and you become your own god....and capable of evil.

Where's the Passion? In the mind? Probably. People do not get passionate about clothing the naked or housing the homeless though. But people do get passionate over their personal relationship with their Maker. Is it intuitive or imbedded into our DNA? Or bent and twisted by some eloquent speaker like David Koresh or Jim Jones? Has religious fervor been responsible for war? Of course... and it has not always been because of passion but more often than not because of power. A passion for power can drive a man to do horrendous things. Before there can be world peace, there must be a change of attitude. How many dictators in the world can you name - past and present?

As far as I can see, 'organized religion' is just a blanket label to cover a whole load of people who you may not agree with. It assumes that everyone under that one religion thinks and acts exactly the same. I am a Christian and so belong to what you would call an 'organized religion'. Which, in practice, means I choose to spend some time with people of the same faith as part of expressing my personal faith. You don't know everything I think, and you don't know how it may differ in its expression from the person sitting next to me at church - to say we are all a bunch of mindless people just believing what we are fed is ignorant - how on earth do you know that someone hasn't questioned things, or analyzed it intellectually before coming to their conclusion? Personally I studied at degree level in comparative religion, and came to the conclusion that my faith made intellectual and scientific sense, based on evidence and analysis, not feelings and so called brainwashing. You dismiss an awful lot of very intelligent people with your hypothesis! I question things and like to challenge my own community from the inside frequently, I am not just a passive sheep. Yes I agree that many wars have been started 'in the name ' of religion. I grew up around the conflict in Northern Ireland, and this was often used as an example, with the issues between Catholic and Protestants, but it was rarely mentioned in the media that many churches were there containing people from both sides living in peace and believing in peace together, because they were truly following their faith rather than using it as an excuse for violence. People can do anything they like 'in the name of God' but that doesn't make it the fault either of God, or of those who are simply normal peaceful people going to church, synagogue, mosque, wherever. War about religion is, at the heart of it, not truly about religion but about peoples greed for power and/or money, putting God's name on it as an excuse to do what they want.

the core value of religions, in any kind of religions or beliefs, brings us peace. the only problem is the people who don't understand and misinterpret religion and beliefs to their life. i strongly believe that tolerance of war or killing people in the name of God or holy belief is very false thinking. divinity should be in line with humanity.

religion has been and still is the cause of wars. For the longest time man has been searching for peace but has not been able to achieve it because of differences in religion and beliefs. I think we are meant to be that way, no single man will be able to solve this problem. Cheers!