"What is religion? Part 2 --- Is that another club?”
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Everyone is born with a brain and five input senses.[1] We begin our lives at birth by doing absolutely nothing.
For a number of reasons we are completely incapable of doing anything. Parents know what an infant’s capability is. We all think about absolutely nothing as well.[2] Sometimes
that does change.
At birth we are absolutely as smart as we ever will be.[2] Our preeminent goal is to ensure our (species’) survival. In order to effectuate that goal then begin with our personal physical survival. Primarily, all living things in our world require food. Everyone have different opinions but people’s majority say that physical shelter is also necessary. Here is a minimal list of necessities for our primary survival goal. These include breathing, blood circulation, food and water input and output. At this point we are also capable of screaming for attention regarding eating and crapping. Later we will scream more. We have discussed the needs for our early aged survival. What’s next? |
 Romeo Juliet(13 yrs old)[4][4] Shakespeare |
The second optimally important reason for everyone’s lifetime goal is delayed until our additional physical development.
Further brain development or our ability to think is still unknown. Our really important thing is reproduction. We are very
good at that.[3] Homo sapiens, also known as modern mankind has been around for 200,000 years.[11] That’s a long time that we have been surviving. Has anything changed? Not so far - except for overpopulation and worldwide legality? Can we understand DNA? Not much, but it is our boss. There are lifetime rules that we have been obedient to. Except remember, people will do anything to ensure our two primary goals. To me, this part can’t be connected to religion. That depends on your definition of religion. I do have a semi-definition of my "religion" term but that question won’t be discussed today. No one cares about anyone's terms. |
 Painting Juliet[6,8] ~1788 Philip Calderon |
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The definition of love is certainly not universal. Any definition of anything is independent or individual opinions. Instead, here are some facts. Not your brain but instead your DNA says that we need and want reproduction. That begins with only our owns DNA’s reproduction. Then there’s the other part that we think is fun. |
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Apparently Juliet couldn’t venture around without her nurse-maid administrator.[5]
In all of our eras the capability of having family based children-aids have depended (primarily) on money.
Human girls and boys are capable of doing what I mentioned when they are about 12 years old.[9] Now there’s that part about legality that I have mentioned. The definition of "sexually legal adult" is different in both eras and geographical location. In most of the world, including most of the United States the legal adult age is 18 for most purposes.[11] Does that make Romeo and Juliet perverts? Does that also include most teenagers in America? |
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| I have given you an outline of the two basic requirements for all people’s survival. I have shown you the cover of a book that is not allowed to be read in most schools. There may be other things that help us survive. Next, I will call them clubs. This is part of my series on religious things that I have encountered. Does religion have anything to do with clubs, survival or fun? We all do because the ones who feel that perhaps god is on their team, then I’m afraid of them. I have one more opinion in part 3. Obviously “god” and I do not communicate. God refuses me. I have some rumors anyway. In our traditional conjecture then, if there is a god, I think she’s a lot prettier than I am and a lot meaner. |
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