Originally posted by googlefudge
Religion can alter peoples behaviour. Given that, it can be dangerous if it alters behaviour in dangerous ways.
So can Alice in wonderland. After having read Alice in wonderland I saw
white rabbits and mock turtles everywhere. I could have sworn they were
trying to give me a message. At first it confused me, but after a while I
realised what that book was really all about. Alice's dream was a
message from God to mankind that we should all avoid rabbit holes and
preferably shoot all rabbits, for even though their cute and inherently
innocent, they can lure us into very troublesome situations.
And don't you dare laugh at me, heathen!!!
It's my duty to teach people how to live their lives therefore, and those
who don't agree with me will experience a much worse judgement at the
end than Alice, for the Queen of hearts will turn into a giant farting
machine rather than a leaf, and we'll see who laughs then!
I hear your argument, but I disagree. No book, movie, philosophy or
whatever is inherently dangerous. They're all thought works that
dangerous people can use, but it's still people being dangerous, not the
thought work itself.
Take something too serious and you become dangerous, sometimes
without even realising it.