Is the fear of God necessary for morality? That is, in the absence of God and moral teachings of religion, will we be an immoral society?

The needle of the moral compass must forever be in the right direction.

For thousands of years, we believed the wrong answers and when the right answers arrived, we started asking the wrong questions.

We are forever occupied with religious thought, practices, rituals, and contemplation that there is no time to think about why we are here.

The absence of a decisive higher jury has long affected the battle between science and religion.

The extreme teachings of religion kill the intellect required to ponder over profound questions about creation and reality.

Surrendering yourself to a supposed superior authority, to take care of you, is always the easy way out, and that’s what keeps religion going.

There are no wizards among us. Only magicians with tricks.

A praying mouse can never escape from a preying eagle.