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Reply #10 on: Jul 16, 2013
The best way to get rid of religion would be to stop funding of researchers that withhold material that discredits Judaism/Islam/Christianity.

Research of currently available books such as "The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible" by Abegg, Flynt and Ulrich. Studying "Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times" By Prof D.B. Redford. Read Berossus Genesis, Manetho Exodus by Prof Russell Gmirkin and a great number of similar material as well as such books as "The Ante Nicene Fathers" should make it obvious for a great majority that these religions are the greatest disasters to have been invented.

As there is still a "Flat Earth Society" the religious community could still practice for those that needed a crutch, all we need is to discredit the use of crutches by healthy people or no marathon will ever be run.


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