The question is simple and severe at once: if God exists and is just, why does he create beings exposed to suffering and error? Creation cannot be a whim. It must answer to an intelligible necessity, compatible with justice and…
Before going any further, we must clearly identify the killers of light – those elements that subtly deviate from high principles while giving the illusion of upholding them. This chapter aims to expose these traps so they can be better…
Many believers proudly proclaim their infinite love for their offspring. They claim they want “the best” for their children, swearing they would do anything to save them from misery. Yet when that misery takes the form of eternal suffering, they…
The absolute inherent religion, as conceived here, transcends established dogmas and prescribed rituals. It presents itself as a method for purifying principles, a universal ethic to which every being—even the divine—must submit. It is not a religion in the traditional…
Let’s be honest: humans can sanctify just about anything. If your irritable, unbearable neighbor became a god (or had always been one), people would worship him without hesitation, declare him infinitely superior, even call him perfect. Since the dawn of…
🤏 Summary : A profound enigma lies in the heart of creation, woven by the seemingly trivial yet relentless presence of small negativities. These minor discomforts challenge the notion of a perfect divine order, demanding explanations that go beyond the…
Let us imagine, for the sake of this chapter, that everything is just. Believers often claim that God, or the gods, create beings, test them, and judge them according to criteria they alone define. But this raises a fundamental question:…
The accomplished fact of Creation is presented by believers as perfect, simply because it cannot be questioned. This idea, deeply rooted in religious minds, acts like a psychological hypnotizer: it silently neutralizes any attempt at critical reflection on the often…
In this vast ocean of beliefs, every religion claims to hold the absolute truth. Its followers, convinced that they are the chosen ones, see as legitimate—or at least acceptable—the eternal condemnation of anyone who does not adhere to their faith.…
The question of God’s existence appears to be the ultimate lock on human thought. Not because it inspires innovative answers or transcendent quests, but because it traps the masses in a loop with no exit. Every individual or group, convinced…