Four kids & mom of Catholic family die in a house fire.

[Jehanne]

Religion is a sickness, Catholicism in particular.  I have more respect for a typical drug user; at least they admit that theirs is a chemical fantasy as opposed to an intellectual one.

I don't give a FUCK. You can say Catholics are the sick equivalence of drug addicts all you want, for all I care. But this?? This stunt you pulled is what infuriates me.  

Children just got burned to death, you cold hearted man. Children. Got burned alive. Along with a woman.  

And what do you do? You post about it here for the sole purpose of somehow proving that Catholics are stupid, because that family is Catholic and died in a fire. You're using the death of women and children as a means of attacking their faith. That is sick twisted, and disgusting. Not only is there a complete lack of empathy and humanity on your part, but you do the opposite, by going in for the attack and using their tragedy against them.

Yes, indeed, I think that their faith killed them!  I think that such was the causal factor in their deaths.  Kind of like the Christian Science parents who refuse to take their sick kiddos to the emergency room while their lungs are filling-up with fluid from pneumonia.  Yeah, the truth hurts sometimes, doesn't it?  But, in the end the truth (small 't') will set you free!  And, I bet, the World will have fewer dead children!  And, for me, that's a good thing!!

Religion of any kind is a public nuisance that needs to be eradicated!  Professor E.O. Wilson, a distinguished biologist at Harvard said it so very well:

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/e-o-wilson-im-n...ed-1485543

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And, I will try to make my point a little more scientifically, as to why religious faith is bad for one's health:

In 1995, the death rate of the least educated was 2.4 times that of the most educated.

By 2010, the death rate was 4.3 times.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/10/2/943819...vel-deaths

And, as we all know, the less educated you are, the more likely you are to believe in dumb religious ideas:

JUST one extra year of schooling makes someone 10% less likely to attend a church, mosque or temple, pray alone or describe himself as religious, concludes a paper* published on October 6th that looks at the relationship between religiosity and the length of time spent in school. It uses changes in the compulsory school-leaving age in 11 European countries between 1960 and 1985 to tease out the impact of time spent in school on belief and practice among respondents to the European Social Survey, a long-running research project.

http://www.economist.com/news/internatio...lling-away

And, yes, religion is bad for one's health and one's life, also, and that of one's children!!