Dear Friends,
It seems to me, Atheism is a subcategory of a religion, as Catholicism and Protestantism or Sunni and Shia are subcategories of Christianity and Islam. Moreover Atheism is a subcategory of Satanism. Atheism, being the belief that God does not exist, but more than that, atheism is hostile to God, as is the deity they worship, knowingly or not… Lucifer. An agnostic however is not hostile to God, they merely question his existence, making agnosticism a subcategory of religion, in line with Christianity, Judaism or Buddhism. Atheism, like other Satanic religions, exploits lies to gain power. Because, those who would knowingly follow Satan are of such a lesser caliber of men, they are useless to his cause. The swindle, that made atheism the official State religion, made our government literally serve Satan.
One could argue results, since the results speak for themselves. Prayer was taken out of the US schools in the late 1960s and replaced with atheism. Since then the success of graduates has fallen off the table by every measure. In knowledge, life outcomes and success in building nuclear families, the education system has failed… unless you understand it now serves Satan. Then everything it does makes perfect sense. Instead of learning their ABCs, children are confused if they are boys or girls, taught to worship Satan (themselves and the State) and brainwashed into a Satanic political faction. Now, instead of most graduates going on to create successful families, have well paying jobs and leaving this Earth surrounded by loving family, graduates die of opioids, get sterilized and die alone on a toilet.
While the education results are bad, the economic results are worse. The atheistic government, following in it’s Satanic duty, regulated the American economy out of existence. Forcing corporations to move manufacturing to our mortal enemy, their religious brothers, Communist China. That little trick cost millions of well paying jobs in the US. Would a government that believed in God, the golden rule, and is human hearted do such a thing… or are those the actions of a government that serves Lucifer? Governments that serve God inculcate hope in the people, governments that serve Satan inculcate hopelessness in theirs. Ask yourself, does your government inculcate hope in the people, or hopelessness? That alone will answer if your government serves God or Satan.
To claim that atheism is not religion is to say that football is a sport, but basketball is not, because it is not football. Else one could argue that atheism is not belief so it is not religion, which is certainly a belief. Atheism is an idea held in the mind of a human being. Ideas represent beliefs… therefore atheism is a belief. If it is a belief about the transcendental, and it is… then it is a religion. Since it is a belief that is openly hostile to God then it falls into the subcategory of Satanism (those theories, ideas or beliefs that are antithetical to God). The last argument that atheism is not religion is that atheism is disbelief, and thus the opposite of religion, which is belief. This argument holds that disbelief is not a belief as well. If I disbelieve in penicillin to cure disease, does that mean I am not believing something?
Atheists will argue to the ends of the Earth that atheism is not a religion, it is religion’s opposite, and so it should be the official State religion. Just as a zealous Catholic, Islamist or Jew, might like to have the State enforce their religion, teach it in the public schools and actively suppress other religions through oppressive and illegitimate means. Being antithetical to God, as is Satan, means Atheism is a sub category of Satanism. That the Administrative state is atheistic proves it literally serves Satan. The results speak for themselves. Our society, culture and nation is floundering under the state religion of Satanism. Isn’t it time to return to Constitutional rule, abandon the established State religion of Satanism, and return prayer to schools, the Golden Rule to government and God to our lives?
Sincerely,
John Pepin
