The Psychology of Religious Contradiction

Religious Moral Inconsistency 7 to 8min read Mitigation for religious crime Traditional faith does provide laws that people are expected to abide by, but there is hypocrisy. For example, such as when the Danish Christian converts who, as Vikings continued to rape, pillage and loot England, a Christian country. Look, if Sweyn Forkbeard believed God commanded him to milk the country of its silver, who can argue otherwise, considering God works in mysterious ways? Olaf Tryggerson hardly blessed the villagers to death, but if he, as a Christian, claimed to hear god telling him to raid, well why not? We see religious inconsistency. The Christians honour Abraham, the biblical character who prepared to murder his son Isaac after hearing God command him. Today, however, no Tom, Dick or Harry who spouses a divine command for their illegal behaviour faces a spiritually imbued pardon in court. In all fairness Tom or his two friends, could commit crime and appeal to similar scenarios mirr...