" The fool in his heart says there is no God ! "

 Karl Marx said way back in 1848 that " the ruling ideas are the ideas  of the ruling class ". Legends that had more credibility in " Age of Faith " are not presented as Absolute Truth in modern times, by most of the world's great religions, as obligatory of the FAITH. The Catholic Church, last time I checked, has no serious quarrel with the BIG BANG or EVOLUTION. One well known Catholic priest scientist was a pioneer of BIG BANG theory. As a long time, independent democratic socialist (and a pre-Vatican II type Old Catholic) I would not characterize the creeds of any of the world's great religions as " LIES ". Not in comparison to more cynical LIES told by the mainstream capitalist news media in defense of THEIR system of exploitation and oppression of the working class and lower middle-class majority. THEIR capitalist system - in contrast to organized religion - could not survive a week without daily lies and brutality. So, our New Atheist Cult evangelists, rather absurdly, hurl their LOGIC & REASON darts at the more innocent fables of the Age of Faith and are silent about the very irrational system that employs them. Common sense- not LOGIC & REASON - warns these petty bourgeois philistine intellectuals not to enrage their paymasters with rational objections to THE SYSTEM. NOTE: They will never build a cathedral with an altar in it devoted to the " God Particle "! Modern Science is floundering in " higher mathematics " not connected to anything REAL. " The fool in his heart says that there is no God! "

The Lies Religion Tells You

 Ron Ruggieri , 75 Mathewson St., Cranston, Rhode Island  ( 401-241-6809 )

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[ " The Catholic priest connected to the Big Bang theory is Georges Lemaître. He was a Belgian priest, physicist, and astronomer who first proposed the theory that the universe originated from a single, incredibly dense point. Lemaître's theory, initially called his "hypothesis of the primeval atom," suggested that the universe is expanding from this point, which he described as a superatom. " ]