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Noam Chomsky

"Religion is based on the idea that God is an imbecile."

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"We cause havoc to our society when we only preach miracles."

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"There is more evil than good when we preach the miracle centered gospel instead if the kingdom gospel."

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"If the self-help books worked, it would be a shrinking industry not a growing one."

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"Some lurid things have been said about me-that I am a racist, a hopeless alcoholic, a closet homosexual and so forth-that I leave to others to decide the truth of. I'd only point out, though, that if true these accusations must also have been true when I was still on the correct side, and that such shocking deformities didn't seem to count for so much then. Arguing with the Stalinist mentality for more than three decades now, and doing a bit of soapboxing and street-corner speaking on and off, has meant that it takes quite a lot to hurt my tender feelings, or bruise my milk-white skin."

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"Don't criticize what you can't understand."

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"In your country and mine we should have the privilege of making fun of this kind of morality, but it would be unkind to do it here.Many of these people have the reasoning faculty, but no one uses it in religious matters."

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"The literature hardly helps. You remember it only when you are well, healthy, and in a positive state of mind. And you tend to blame your circumstances and people around you for the outcome of the follies you commit."

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"Too much focus on miracles create a beggarly mentality."

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"Those who say that I am being punished are saying that god can't think of anything more vengeful than cancer for a heavy smoker."

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"Miracle centered gospels cripple the present and generations to come."

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