In his ordering of things: 1)”John B’s” thirty-year phenomena appears in false explanation in this way: It mistakes the completed and motive force which mankind are, for that of an animal: A child is not nearly so much seeking to fill any void, as he is seeking particular necessities which are requisite to creating and completing his view of reality; Adam as taxonomist in The Garden of Eden is an example.
Upon wondering about a thing for thirty years, any sensible inquirer would have tested those hypotheses which may be found of alternative approaches.
2)”Everyone “knows” that the Bible is actually, mainly myths and legends, and that God is actually a projection of our own wishful thinking, or something like that.”: No, EVERYONE doesn’t know that—but mainly, only left-winger types. And, there’s not so much danger in a left-winger knowing something; rather is danger inherent in that which the left-winger KNOWS but, isn’t actually so.
3)For reasons mentioned in another comment, Islam presents itself not nearly so much as a religion, as it does an algorithm for a grand criminality. Also is it, not so much that, suicide bombers BELIEVE anything about martyrdom, as it is that, they labor under a will which is overborne and psychologically crippled.
Then, except as tending to the most negative of life’s imaginations, Islam does not “lay claim to certainty”; rather—as is to be seen in Islam’s resistance to music and fun, Islam is set to destroy every certainty which may be set to positive outcome.
Then, Islam is but one of the vectors the aim of which is to put Christianity in an irrelevant and subordinate position.
Finally, as for ever having “the full scientific data” as Paul left for us, in HIS wisdom, it pleased G0D that, man in his wisdom should not be able to discover G0D.
But to wrap this up, this convert seeks not to fill any void; rather does she respond to the impulse of higher life form—as different from the lower animal kindom—she seeks to increase and spread a sense of void and repression which is partly unique to herself, but in all ways is unique to the destitution inhering in the badness which Islam is, . . .
