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30 Dec 2025 Edition

Weird and Religious

In parts of Southeast Asia, spirit houses are built outside homes or businesses to give local spirits a place to live. Offerings of food, drinks, or incense are made so the spirits do not cause trouble, creating a parallel unseen household beside the human one.
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Religious image of the day.

In the name of religion

2003, Iraq after invasion. Insurgent groups including Islamist militants targeted Shia pilgrims and religious gatherings with bombings. Perpetrators justified attacks as jihad against rival Muslim sects and foreign backed authorities, deepening sectarian religious war.

Fact

In Islam, the global community of believers is called the ummah, and Islam teaches a sense of shared identity and responsibility that goes beyond nationality or ethnicity.

Prophets

Prophets are not evidence of divine intervention. They are evidence of how belief concentrates power. Whether liars, lunatics, or sincere self-deceivers, their stories tell us far more about human psychology and social dynamics than about any external reality. God was always on their side because god was speaking with their voice. Or perhaps the voice behind the prophet never existed.

Quote of the day

“In religion and politics people’s beliefs and convictions are in almost every case gotten at second hand, and without examination.” Mark Twain.

Ask the right question

Why would a loving deity create a world where survival often depends on killing other living beings?

Religious Crooks

Wayne Bent, also known as Michael Travesser, led a small apocalyptic Christian sect, claimed prophetic authority, and exercised strict control over followers’ lives and resources, later convicted on charges involving abuse within the group. For more information, google the name. That was just a tiny case in a vast ocean of religious crooks.

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