This is a comment I left in the comment section of a YouTube video called: Back Engineer Yourself.

It makes me think about how Catholic Church didn't allow people to have faith in God, without staying in this medieval paranoïa judgmental church. It makes me think about how the Catholic Church didn't allow people to believe in God, without staying in this medieval paranoïa judgmental church. Over here in Belgium, Belgians are programmed to think either you believe in God, that means you're a Catholic, or you don't believe in God, that means you're not a member of the Catholic Church. Either you're a believer and you're a member of the church, or you're not a believer and you're not a member. But if you're a believer and not a member of the church, that's not possible, that means you're a non-existent thing. I suppose Americans understand what I mean when I say that the Catholic Church hacked God. It means, from my point of view, I'm a believer, but ever since I was young I knew this Catholic Church hacked God for twisted evil reasons, and I never wanted to be a part of that, and I never was. See, because this Church is still controlling the majority of the people over here, because this Church is still very powerful, they consider me a person that doesn't believe in God, they consider me a heathen, because I'm not a member of this church. This church hacked God and our true identities at a really large scale, and you may or may not know but people who are hacked in a collective context are not aware of what happens. They don't have the slightest idea. I always thought of myself as an archivist to try and reach people to let them know that there is way more to discover. An archivist of an invisible city. It's very sad to see how until this day the idea of God in their minds is an old sad painful image. If I'd ask them if they believe in God they would say "Oh no, I don't believe in God." At the same time they think about a God that's not God. It's so frustrating that they don't see their mistakes.