Ideology with Religious Fervor

Veganism started as an ethical choice to minimize animal suffering but has increasingly evolved into an ideological movement with religious overtones. In its extreme form, vegans are portrayed as morally superior, while non-vegans are seen as ethically inferior. Like religions, there are rituals, proselytism, and rigid dogmas that often disregard scientific facts. Instead of true freedom, radical veganism leads to a new, divisive dogma that polarizes society and demands ideological conformity.

The Failure of Christianism

Christianity is not the universal truth it claims to be. It ignores the diversity of religions and worldviews while asserting its own exclusive claim to truth. Religion is always embedded in time and space, and none is universal to all of humanity. Christianity spreads like a cancer in poor countries, financed by questionable methods. Even when it presents itself as charity, there is often self-interest behind it. Can an omnipotent, good God truly be responsible for the suffering in the world?