Let's Talk Religion

[Will Williams]

Seriously, since it's Sunday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tp0UNcjzl8

[Jim Mathias]

Carlin was an effective communicator of his views, but I found the first few minutes of his presentation to be imprecise. He began by attacking all religion by naming it so. Lumping all religions together (including Cosmotheism, presumably) when he could have singled out those Levantine spook-in-the-sky frauds known as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism specifically damaged his credibility. Not all religions adhere to the spook-in-the-sky aspect that the Levantine varieties do, and so he smears religion as a whole to sway his audience to nihilism or what have you.

[FolkishFreya]

Seriously, since it's Sunday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tp0UNcjzl8

funny!

[Richard_G_603]

My issue with Carlin is he represents some of the worst traits of the modern atheist with his sparky and condescending attitude. Now, yes, may religious doctrines are contemptible and worthy of condescension, but the concept of religion as a whole it not.
I THINK I'm paraphrasing Carl Jung (or maybe Ernst Junger), though it might have been someone else, in saying that religion, wethere there is or is not any supernatural or metaphysical in our reality, is necessary for humanity. It evolved as a necessity to help provide answers and peace to our burgeoning consciousness which desired to understand the world and phenomenon around us, but we did not yet have the means to do so. It also evolved with us as a mechanism to help ensure group cohesion through an agreed upon and unified set of ethics, morals, and rituals.
And over thousands of generations, those people whom best participated in and demonstrated adherence to these ethics, morals, and rituals, were able to reproduce while divergent who did not conform did not reproduce, meaning over the millenia the human brain became predisposed and hardwired through unconscious selective breeding to be "religious".
Now many despicable and destructive faiths evolved over time for various reasons, and it is against these faiths and their practices that the atheist levies their criticism and decries ALL religion, meanwhile placing a whole hearted religious faith in some secular doctrine with a world God that they serve and worship as fervently as any. For example the supposed atheistic Marxist Communism denounced all religions as opiates of the people and means of oppression, but in reality it just replaced one set of religious doctrines with another. God was replaced with the State, the benevolent all powerful entity who will provide for you. Heaven was replaced with the concept of utopia. the prophets, are the politicians and party members who tell you how obidience to the state will lead to this utopia. And the congregation of believers was replaced by the collective of workers, all striving together tobgelp eachother reach their "salvation".

This is why I love Cosmotheism and find it so wonderful. It provides our people the faith that we biologically need at thus point in our evolution, but it provides us the right and healthy faith that brings out our best, not out worst, and rather than oppressing and exploiting us, it will be one of the tools which will carry mankind to the stars and ensure our survival in the infinite scale.

[Will Williams]

Carlin was an effective communicator of his views, but I found the first few minutes of his presentation to be imprecise. He began by attacking all religion by naming it so. Lumping all religions together (including Cosmotheism, presumably) when he could have singled out those Levantine spook-in-the-sky frauds known as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism specifically damaged his credibility. Not all religions adhere to the spook-in-the-sky aspect that the Levantine varieties do, and so he smears religion as a whole to sway his audience to nihilism or what have you.

His ridiculing of the imaginary, all-knowing Superspook up in the sky who damns anyone who breaks one of his rules -- like using his goddamn name in vain -- to an eternal afterlife in a burning sulphur pit... but He loves you, and He needs your money, lots of it, is ridiculing the Semitic religions, not Cosmotheism. To me and to FF that is funny as Hell, if you'll pardon the expression.

I would have liked to see Carlin aim his unique comic genius at Jews specifically, not just their stupid religion, but for their historical treachery against Gentile humanity, especially Whites. Carlin knew where he had to draw the line were he to continue being featured on Jew-controlled TV, filmland and print media.

My issue with Carlin is he represents some of the worst traits of the modern atheist with his sparky and condescending attitude. Now, yes, may religious doctrines are contemptible and worthy of condescension, but the concept of religion as a whole it not....

The problem with atheists, as Ben Klassen used to say, is that they simply don't believe in the other fellow's spooks. Basically they believe in nothing, maybe some New Age nonsense, but not in something as reasonable and beneficial as Cosmotheism.

The word religion is a problem for Cosmotheism when it is lumped in with all the spooky, otherworldly religions based on fear and shame and superstition. Carlin couldn't have ridiculed Cosmotheism, and likely never heard of it. How does one ridicule Nature and reality based in science? If a Cosmotheist is uncomfortable with his beliefs being called a religion, call it a philosophy of life. Is that what the Abrahamic religions are? No, not really. Does Cosmotheism require gullibility or blind faith in imaginary Jewish spooks up in the sky, or in Heaven, or Hell -- what Carlin ridicules? Hardly.

This is why I love Cosmotheism and find it so wonderful. It provides our people the faith that we biologically need at thus point in our evolution, but it provides us the right and healthy faith that brings out our best, not out worst, and rather than oppressing and exploiting us, it will be one of the tools which will carry mankind to the stars and ensure our survival in the infinite scale.

Exactly. It takes time for a new belief system to take hold and to replace an existing one, especially Christianity that has had its grip on the Aryan mind now for centuries. It's our job to see that it spreads among our people, and our Natall.com and NationalVanguard.org are primary vehicles for reaching our kinsmen. American Dissident Voices radio was a new transmission belt for NA and Cosmotheism 30 years ago, then in 1995 the Internet allowed us to reach a much larger audience and delivered our ideas to greater heights. The problem is, Jew-owned and influenced media still outpace our own media a thousandfold. Times are changing, however, and our people are ready for change. We will be there for them as they keep looking around for real solutions to our judaized society.

[FolkishFreya]

I feel like he was using the word "religion" for Christianity. At least that is how I took it. I can see the humor in it, I generally don't care for Carlin. He is abrasive and I find most of his material not that funny.

This one hit me different because I was raised Catholic then was a hardcore Jehovah Witness for 15 years. I saw a lot of hypocrisy and other terrible junk... It's clear in the skit that he is talking about Christianity though, at least to me. I find Christianity a joke so I thought it was funny. Like I said I didn't take what he said to apply to all religions though. To me it seamed like he was putting Christianity on blast.

I believe White religions are best for us Whites and wouldn't joke about our beliefs or what was good for us.