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The Negative View of Organized Religion and Its Impact on the Non-Religious Community

Exploring the consequences of the non-religious community's lack of organization and influence in the face of organized religion's dominance.



Keywords: #organized religion, #negative perception, #non-religious, #influence, #community


Organized religion has been around for thousands of years and has played a significant role in shaping societies and cultures around the world. However, over the years, there has been a growing negative perception of organized religion. Some people have decided to distance themselves from it completely, assuming it's all bad. This has had a significant impact on the non-religious community, which fails to get as organized and networked as organized religions do, resulting in a lack of influence.

There are several reasons why people have a negative view of organized religion. Firstly, there have been many instances where organized religion has been used to justify acts of violence, discrimination, and prejudice. This includes historical events like the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, and more recent events like the terrorist attacks of 9/11. These events have created a general perception that organized religion can be dangerous and harmful.

Secondly, many people view organized religion as outdated and irrelevant in today's modern world. Science and technology have made significant advancements, and many people believe that religious teachings are no longer necessary or applicable. This has led to a decline in religious affiliation in many developed countries, particularly among younger generations.

Thirdly, there is a growing perception that organized religion is hypocritical. Many religious institutions preach values like compassion, empathy, and kindness, but they fail to practice what they preach. This includes instances of corruption, sexual abuse, and financial scandals within religious organizations.

As a result of these negative perceptions, some people have decided to distance themselves from organized religion completely. They assume that all organized religion is bad and therefore choose not to engage with it at all. However, this can have significant implications for the non-religious community. Organized religions are often very well networked, with large numbers of followers, which gives them significant influence over political and social issues. Without a similar level of organization, the non-religious community can struggle to have their voices heard.

In conclusion, the negative view of organized religion has led many people to distance themselves from it completely. However, this can have significant implications for the non-religious community, which struggles to have the same level of influence as organized religions do. While it's important to acknowledge the negative aspects of organized religion, it's also important to recognize the positive potential that exists when considering the possibility of a new religion operating differently, such as that of Utopian Survivalism.


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