Religions are interesting. They're capable of driving people to do good, but they undeniably is a great drive for hatred as well. <br><br>Hatred in the name of good, or god for that matter is often the most dangerous hate as it makes the practitioner feel justified. <br><br>Being part of an religious group, cult or similar organization (political, or racial, or whatever) that demands subordinacy also makes you ripe for manipulation. <br><br>I strongly believe faithlessness is safer and create far stronger moral grounds. As when you're faithless, you base good from wrong by rational analysis, instead of the unquestionable words of others. <br><br>Omar makes a great case for the positive aspects of deep religious beliefs and the perspective of love. <br>Been delightful to listen to!