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27 Jul 2026 Edition

Weird and Religious

Ancient Israelites used a ritual called the “ordeal of bitter water” for a woman suspected of adultery. She drank a special mixture prepared by a priest, and physical effects were taken as a sign of guilt or innocence, placing judgment in divine hands.
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In the name of religion

1993, Mumbai in India. Muslim perpetrators from criminal networks influenced by Islamist narratives carried out coordinated bombings killing hundreds. The attacks were justified by organisers as revenge for anti Muslim riots and as defence of Muslim honour, blending crime, politics, and religious grievance.

Fact

In Islam, modest interaction between unrelated men and women is emphasised in many interpretations, and Islam links this to ideas of morality, family stability, and social order.

The importance of forgiveness

Forgiveness and gratitude, frequently emphasised within religion, enhance wellbeing. Letting go of resentment reduces stress, and cultivating appreciation encourages contentment. These are psychological tools, not divine gifts. Religion packages them in supernatural narratives, but the advantages remain when the narrative is removed.

Quote of the day

“Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.” Epicurus.

Ask the right question

Why do religious authorities claim certainty about invisible realms while disagreeing about basic earthly facts?

Religious Crooks

Joshua Iginla is a Nigerian prophet associated with prophecy and miracle claims, with critics questioning financial transparency and the use of religious authority to support luxury living. For more information, google the name. Every country in the world has its fair share of spiritual crooks. Religion is supposed to bring morality but it also seem to bring a lot of crooks who take advantage of people.

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