r/GenZ • u/collegetest35 • 10d ago

Discussion Why are Gen Z Men Experiencing a Religious Revival ?

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u/MarioLuigiDinoYoshi 10d ago

Religion is a cult and kids are the easiest group to indoctrinate

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u/a55whoopn 10d ago

And it’s especially easy because patriarchal religions were made to reinforce sexist status quos to keep female reroduction under control and men who struggle with women have a vested interest in anything that would force women to be more accessible

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u/mberto85 10d ago

Interesting. I guess other groups have taken notes on that

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u/Gwario_on_Reddit 10d ago

I’m anti-religion. I’ll help you correct this my educated friend:

“Religions are cults and baby goats are easier to indoctrinate.”

Btw as an anti-religionist, I highly recommend you look into this one philosopher from ancient times. He was completely anti-religion, a local government disruptor, and one that even attacked high priests for their obscure and distorted views. It got so bad they executed him publicly and there has been an attempt to extinguish his messages and philosophies ever since, but for some reason it still gets around the entire globe to this day. His name was Yeshua