Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Harry Potter Books Removed From Catholic School After Priest Rules The Spells Are Real | TIME" video.

All Religions are based on fictional stories. It's very hypocritical and ironic one is concerned about other fictional stories.
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@uhadme ..Interesting. Those afflicted with the God delusion ignore many parts of their fictional books. These are a couple good examples.
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@ShaunbirKlair24 ..I agree that superstition and science can coexist. For example, I could believe there's a magic unicorn in the sky in charge of the universe. Such a superstition would be exactly the same as believing in one of the hundreds of Gods humanity has worshiped.
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@howdyags5149 ..Great comment, thanks. I agree the Bible shouldn't be taken literally. Just like the Koran and all other religious books. But as you correctly point out, sadly many religious people consider their stories factual. This ignorance continues to be a poison on humanity. For example, there are Christians still teaching (brainwashing) their children that humans were "created" and the Noah's Ark story is factual. This is child abuse. And don't get me started on Islam's brutal subjugation of women and abuse of children. Bottom line, I fully understand there's still billions with the God delusion. Those afflicted have my deepest sympathies. I couldn't imagine going through life believing a fictional story is true.
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@howdyags5149 ..I'm curious, do you think the books for Christianity, Islam, Scientology and Mormonism are all factual?
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40TuberYou ..What are you asking? Do you think a God created humans in our current form?
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