The arguments against God are easy. Nobody warns you about the silence afterwards — the festivals that stop meaning anything, the family that starts looking at you differently.
If you examined your belief and kept it, I have no argument with you. My quarrel is with the version handed over at birth and never opened.
Related arguments that started somewhere else.
One is an argument about why anything exists at all. The other is a personality with opinions about your clothes. We use the same word for both, and that confusion does most of the damage.
Nobody wakes up choosing cruelty. It arrives in small permissions, each one reasonable on its own — and the psychology behind that is more disturbing than any villain.
People say caste is finished while arranging their children’s marriages by it. A psychological reading of why a system can die officially and survive completely.
