.. since both Islam and Christianity have been deeply influenced by Judaism. In the three religious institutions, women have essentially been singled out as the wearers of the veil .. .............................. One of the most influential foundations of a culture is the religious institution. Religion functions as an institution, among other reasons, by being a form of social control.2 Religious institutions are at once delicate and dangerous, for their development initially depends on the power a particular society chooses to give them. However, once they have grown enough to take on an independent identity, power--in its power-over form3--is generated from within, influencing and affecting and even controlling those nearby. (Because religion is a form of (social) control, I consider the power used within religious institutions to be of a negative power-over type.) As it becomes larger and more powerful, a religious institution becomes farther removed from the spirituality that had motivated its early stages of existence. Increasing power is directed towards greasing the wheels that keep the Thing in motion (pushing to stay alive for better or worse) rather than focusing on the original source of inspiration. Power as an entity in itself becomes the coveted treasure, while spirituality is remembered less often.
I didn't want all the details of your superstition versus their superstition. For a guy who leads a healthy, wholesome, moral and caring life you sure do indulge in a lot of bigotry and hate speech. But you claimed that a reference to a creator meant that America was founded based on Judeo-Christian tradition. All I said was there are plenty of other religions that believe in creation... all of them if I'm not mistaken.
The rest of your cut and paste is similarly crap. But I'm not going to debate religion with an illiterate.
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