Dear believers, we would like to introduce you to some important aspects of this website's policy. We never had intention offend your religious feelings. In our critical examination of the Bible, we are guided exclusively by the knowledge accumulated by our civilization over the past few thousand years, and the ideas of morality that has changed greatly since the creation of the holy scriptures. At the same time, with all our negative attitude towards the church, we do not want to be enemies of those who still believes. We hope dearly that over time, if the you develop an interest to understanding the real structure of the world, you will be able to look at these things from the point of view of reason and common sense, and not being guided just by one old book written by ancient ignoramuses.
What triggered us to start this project was the discovery of an incredible amount of unmotivated violence in the Bible. This violence includes the unprecedented and almost gratuitous burning of entire cities and the extermination of the entire population of the earth, including children, woman, sick, elders and even animals. Please note that the acceptability of same-sex marriage in our time is a clear sign of a developed and democratic society and cannot be considered as justification for burning people alive.
From our point of view, the fact that the church is still using all its might trying to justify such actions of the Hebrew god Yahweh is a completely outrageous and not worthy of any sane human being.
People who are not directly interested in the Bible and are only confident that somewhere out there, in heaven, there is someone who monitors their path in life and protects them from making mistakes, are wrong. Such people should remember that the killer, who perhaps is waiting for you around the corner, believes in exactly the same stuff. If you and him have the same heavenly protector, then this is a very good reason to reconsider your concept of protection.
For those who take biblical psalms seriously we suggest reading the Old Testament. After reading it, ask yourself the following simple question: why should you, an educated person living in the 21st century, be guided in your actions and judgments by the fears that the ancient nomadic Jewish shepherds experienced before their god Yahweh thousands of years ago?
And to the Muslims who may come here we need to remind that your religion is no better. It’s just younger than Christianity and, as a result, is currently at the stage where Christianity was during the time of Inquisition.