Penitents
Some believe that if religions did not exist, or were residual phenomena, humanity would fare better. In my own small way, I too suspect that religions are an obstacle to human development.
I certainly won’t see a world without organised religions, and I find it hard to even imagine: no shamans, priests, archpriests, bishops, archbishops, cardinals, patriarchs, presbyters, deacons, pastors, preachers, monks, lamas, rabbis, Brahmins, gurus, ayatollahs… That doesn’t sound too bad.
Machine translation from Italian with DeepL.
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The almighty
Let’s assume that the supernatural being, who a lot of people base their existence, on appears incontrovertibly…
Like ants
Illustration of remote and inhospitable places where human beings – used as building material – trample other human beings.
God’s armies
Illustration of flying crosses, not recommended for believers.
At the mercy
In this grim image, the human element – pierced endlessly and subjected to who knows what other offenses – is almost canceled.
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