It’s not that there’s something wrong with God himself, but rather with all the bad things that religion brings to the world.

In the name of their gods, they have killed countless people so far. The question that arises is: Under what divine mandate, and according to what teachings, did they commit these murders?

It primarily argues that religions view healthy pleasures as nothing more than parasites that need to be eliminated.

And where on earth would those red lines be? One might say that there’s no God, or perhaps that things have already gone to hell since the good old days?

If you’re an atheist, why do you mention God’s name? It’s irrelevant; you’re only hurting yourself by doing that.

The incredible philosophies of Vallás reach great heights.

In Hungary, there won’t be any mosques. (In fact, churches cause far more harm to Hungary than mosques do.)

The freedom of the individual does not mean exemption from the state’s secular laws.

Neither atheists nor believers create deities out of nothing; rather, believers prefer to use deities as explanations for various phenomena in the world.

To push God and the church into the background, and to replace them with a totalitarian ideology…

What is the danger to the life of a Christian person?