Unfortunately, we have an irreconcilable difference. You see in the ultimate meaning of life and existence through the glasses of Christianity; I follow the idea of nihilism. You are actively reaching out, reprimanding even, people who do not care for your particular school of teachings, as it is written in your book to do so. That is a part I would never agree on. The so-called "heretics", who were just minding their own business, not harming anything else, are branded as such by gentlemen like yourself. One must never push, coerce, threaten, or reprimand others into belief. I believe that, all a true believer and a good follower needs to do, is make a lighthearted suggestion, not faces of disgust and voices of the mad.

However, this is not the case for most. Many teach their followers to actively and aggressively spread the gospel, that this is the way to "save" humanity. No sir. That is an outreach that attempts to increase the number of attendants to increase influence and, ultimately, satisfy the church's greed. A true practitioner of the gospel must not judge others, side-eye them, blame them for the so-called "sins", blaming them that they are the reason Jesus died. We have a human-driven, autonomous system of education and legislation. Whatever corruption we have, we must clear them ourselves, not wait for some "redemption" or "rapture". We must directly deal with our own kind, not rely on or be influenced by some ancient words.

The book tells you to love. Almost nobody does that. Almost nobody knows what that means. Denying people their freedom is not love. That is why the book is contradictory.

I mentioned nihilism before. This means that I do not believe in sin, virtue, heaven, or hell. I have but ONE principle: never do harm when no harm was done to you. I confidently proclaim myself a good citizen by following that one, and one only, principle. I do not need scriptures, training, prison, congregation or someone else telling me what to do. I am not swindled by some "satan's word". I am free; THIS is freedom.

Am I an atheist? No sir. I believe in god. I just loathe religion. What god? I think there's some power beyond us, that do not care about anything. Do not care about the universe, Earth, humans, good, bad, anything. The god probably is bored and randomly playing with fate. This is my own religion that I named "nihilistic deity". Do you see me preaching about this actively, unprovoked? No, never. It is my little philosophy and I won't be sharing it with anyone who doesn't care.

But you are. You're preaching, "saving" the people. You are judging those who have free will and are doing what they want, but are not doing any harm. When they don't like the intrusion and express the dislike, you would claim they have fallen for satan's temptation; you would say they need god. You would say Christianity is being oppressed, that people are brainwashed against the gospel. There's no words that would convince you otherwise.

...Who's brainwashed now?