The roboticized impact of organized religion affects everyone.

 

"Rather than help people, lets control them," says corrupt power.

Quotes and Notes

9). "Strange religion affords weak, neglectful and non-working men pastoral income."
8). Power rapidly achieved by declaring: "God's will is our will!"
7). "Vainly religious man, step down!"
6). Talk of God, and a sudden rise to power and assured tithes for lazy and neglectful men.
5). Humiliation is a remedy for the proud.
4). Pastor: throw off your unreal image and forced smile. Then try doing some real-life labor, getting your hands roughed up and using your neglected physical health.
3). It takes a lot to be yourself if you were never really allowed to be you.
2). Routinely confessing unworthiness is not doing the job of loving our neighbor.
1). Grace is abused if we never self-examine.

EXPOSE

ORATORS

What's interesting about supposed religious authorities, who persuade people to give their money to "God," is their silence, as well as their weird absence and glaring neglect, when it comes to real matters of real ministry. Interestingly, they seem to be talented orators who are able to speak rigid talk, unsympathetically binding congregations - but then they're quickly lovers of "grace," and softness, in regards to themselves. How can they continue in such a way? How do they look at themselves in the mirror? How can they go to sleep at night? How do they keep hiding? More and more, I hope they become exposed.

WORDS FAIL

OBEY

If you want to be told what to do, sit in a pew

Truth easy; misconstrue

Faithful easy 

Money easy 

Pay the pastor

Reality avoid

Stand up for hymns

Wonder-music

We're not so bad

Pleasant pew