Follow up to: It's not the belief, it's the people. Let me explain.

As I grew up I was in a religiously diverse family to the point where it was dumbed down, to whether or not we believe in one or more deities and the folklore and myths that follow. Some of us grew up in the Abrahamic Religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam, to name a few. Others had alternative spiritual beliefs based on their respective religion and the folklore that followed. A belief I respect with all my heart. However, I woke up and realized that whether we believe in something or disbelieve in something, we are right. Whether we go full religion or full science, what we believe affects our perspective of reality and what we disbelief will not hurt you, depending on how strong we are in what we believe in ourselves. We strive to be better than what came before, recognized the flaws in their and our lives and reacted accordingly. Don't stop there. If say you don't believe there is a hell, but a paradise divided by the severity of sin, there's a good chance you'll go there. If there's a disbelief in any God and you'll believe you'll rot into the ground, you will. If you believe you'll be king of your own paradise while others are rotting in one way or another, you're right, but if they find a way to profit off their shit, it makes you feel more wrong, even if it's not the case. It's these petty thoughts that are the foundation of every drama fest that has happened for as long as humankind has been around. For one reason or another we find excuses to divide each other, knowing full well, that uniting one way or another would be the better chance at world survival. For those whom take this by heart and learn even in your own way, I applaud you. For those who don't you have my pity.

Until then, take care stay safe and stay tuned for more.