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Today is International Blasphemy Day, a day meant to counter the anti-blasphemy laws present in some countries. I personally like that it counters the idea that religion inherently deserves respect, but to each his own.
Anyway, Jesus is a silly fictional character. God is an awful fictional character. And it’s awfully silly that people think Jesus was God.
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For the Sake of Science
Even if a deity existed, blasphemy laws are ridiculous. Blasphemy is not libel. Blasphemy is defined as irreverence toward holy personages, religious artifacts, customs, and beliefs.Irreverence toward anyone is never a crime. The reason those laws exists is due to the inability to defend against the silly dogma and customs of religions.