I'm not seeing anything offensive there. I think you're starting to grab at straws now. If what I think and believe offends you there's not much I can do about it. I'm supposed to change my entire way of thinking just so I don't OFFEND you? Homey don't play that...
That's not what I'm asking you to do. You have expressed a desire not to offend, and claimed that you are spreading "understanding and tolerance." I am trying to explain to you that you are failing hugely. In fact, you seem to be going out of your way to offend. I can tolerate any point of view (OK, certain anarchists have tested my limits) but there are ways of stating it that are more or less offensive. (I've done that too, see the witch thread.) But it's worse than that, 280. In order to be consistent, you have basically rejected the concept of organizing around any set of beliefs or practices. Guess we'll have to give up this whole nation-state concept then and probably the internet too.
Speaking of things-that-make-no-sense...
Anthropomorphized deities? Yeah, I'm glad that the Christian God is not like His creatures. Pity the ancient Greeks, Egyptians, etc.
I guess Werewolf's vituperation makes sense if you don't know much about the world's various religions, or the positive contributions thereof, or if one thinks that humans can or should operate without some set of unprovable assumptions (like Werewolf's bias against anthropomorphic deities), and if one thinks that religion should be treated differently from non-theistic points of view. I guess if you study a few ancient societies, you can see how their religion was as backward and degraded as their social and political customs, their science, etc. From there, one might ignorantly conclude that all religion is therefore about "controlling people with fear," or worshipping the Divine Feminine if you're Dan Brown, or some other left-wing angst. But I prefer to think with my head, instead of my heart.