Religion should be outlawed

In an attempt to refute my earlier statement, the lovable(valued) Con predictably stumbles blindly off the cliff with the flock of so called "believers",and lands right smack on the 'proverbial' rock below, proving my point. As humans, we are genetically prone to be 'mythmakers';i.e.,we are hesitant to accept the facts we can't readily explain, such as, personal questions about life and death. Its self- incorporated in our DNA by our own imagination, and now that we know it, we can begin to change it, by stopping this destructive behaviour. We all know that facts are often unpleasant and hard to embrace; however, these facts form the reality in which we live, and if the group(not the one) is to survive for any length of time, we must accept questions for what they are: temporarily unanswered. In the light(not the cerebral one)we can see the sun does not travel across the sky, but that we simply spin around with earth's surface daily, the turtle did not crawl out of the ocean with the world on its back, and there is no deity coming to take our departed away on wings of angels. No, the best you can hope for is: a fulfilling life, dotted with good memories of friends and family who constructively share knowledge of life's problems, and the logical solutions, that can and will form our DNA to a more desirable evolution for our offspring. If we do this, we begin to stop the terrible emotion leading to war and great strife, as observed in our own time, as well as the past. Countless examples can be given to the negative cause and effect religion has played in our society, and not one person(in their right mind)can deny it. As far as positive effect, its an illusion(or dillusional if you prefer)to state religious charities and inpiration are good things. In fact, they are more often corrupt, and are in place to solicte money for those who would enslave our society, and influence those of us who have not had the opportunity to think for themselves. As far as enforcement of this law, it is easily done. We enforce laws everyday as any social order has done for thousands of years. Just as it is enforced you may not con or kill, also the so called pious may not drown your fellow humans with guilt and self doubt. The constitution, considered by many of americans(including myself at one time)a 'sacred' document, is no more than a parchment of ideas, howbeit admirable, still ideas created by a chosen few wealthy and influential merchants (mostly slave holders and cannibis/tobacco producers) under circumstances which influenced their choices in that period of(agricultuarilly based) time. A large part of our government was a reflection of the ancient Roman legal system, considered then, and still today as a model for law making. The constitution, as any set of ideas, must and should be changed as our intellect natuarally grows in the amount of real data we collect. The forefathers made decisions, as we should, by collecting and interpreting the best information they could at the time of writing. As a society, it is our duty to our present and future well being to continually analyze our ideas and actions, not to waste precious time bowing and worshiping to a piece of paper or a statue that opportunists created. Religion and 'beliefs' are not the same by definition my friend. Lets start today, and give the religious oppressors exactly what they preach.....a good stoning.