The connection between death and hell is complex, suggesting that living in a way that leads to hell increases the likelihood of a terrible death.

The concept of woke ideology resembles a religion, lacking a notion of redemption and forgiveness, which makes it inherently totalitarian and dangerous.

Evil exists in the world, and it's not just individuals; there are groups systematically committing heinous acts against innocent people.

When you're in hell, all you see is what's in front of you, but stepping out allows you to see the reality of the true ignorance you're dealing with.

Atheism is often misunderstood; it's not about denying the existence of God, but rather not accepting the claim that there is one.

In the absence of a real religion, people tend to create fake ones, which can lead to destructive ideologies, as seen in the historical context of communism and fascism.

The rise of Christianity led to the destruction of the pagan world, resulting in a significant epistemological shift where the notion of multiple deities became untenable, consolidating belief into a single monotheistic deity.

Criticism of religion is not an attack on individuals; rather, it's about challenging ideas that can be harmful.

I don't believe in spirituality, but personal belief has never been a danger. Dogma is the dangerous part, and it exists in many places, not just religion.