Christianity

I have a local Methodist Church near my house, and I have to say the people who attend there are absolutely the nicest, kindest, and most understanding people I've ever met. Their whole life is dedicated to helping others. I don't get their religion, but I can totally respect them as good people.

And Muslims? They kill their daughters, ritually scar their sons, beat and rape their wives, and bring their shit caveman culture to all corners of the world, destroying everything in their path.

Christians are superior to those fucking sandnigger bums.

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Because it's central to why people of faith do whatever the fuck they want to and attribute it to God without consequence because God is not physically connected to the world, only faith gives them access to God.

In Fear and Trembling, the action is Abraham killing his son on the commandment of God. Now the question posed is, why is it right for Abraham to kill when God both says not to kill and to kill. It is the laws of man that say you should not kill, and yet the same laws of man commanded by a God, God tells Abraham to kill Isaac. What Kierkegaard concludes is, Abraham does it out of faith, and from this action, we as outside observers must conclude that the actions of the faithful, or "Knights of Faith" do whatever the fuck they want to on the direction of God regardless if whether or not what God says makes sense or is founded in logical/illogical grounds.

Make sense now? Having faith = Do whatever the fuck you want and do whatever the fuck you want because faith can neither be proven or dis-proven, because "God said so."