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المصري اليوم
Controlling fools through religious guise
The article criticizes the use of religion and its transformation into a tool for spreading superstitions and myths under the guise of religiosity. It highlights how some preachers and sheikhs promote unscientific beliefs or ideas that defy logic, such as a woman carrying a load for three years or miracles with no factual basis, which are often believed simply because they are wrapped in a religious context. The article explains that many of these falsehoods are produced and promoted in societies where ignorance prevails, despite advancements in science and technology. It emphasizes that manipulating religion to influence people's minds is a common trade in communities where ignorance is widespread. Moreover, the proliferation of superstitions and myths is not limited to underdeveloped societies; it also exists in modern communities, provided that superficial religiosity dominates people's thinking. The article warns against the growing phenomenon of spreading rumors and superstitions under the cover of religion, stressing the importance of relying on scientific and rational evidence and rejecting anything that cannot be proven scientifically or logically. It affirms that genuine miracles are only credible through clear evidence and proof. The conclusion underscores that science and reason should be the primary references, and that religion should not be exploited to disseminate illusions and superstitions.
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