Thoughts about the Antichrist.

It's really fun here :D

Because he wants to destroy human civilization.

Did he tell you that himself? :rolleyes: Or did Christian dogmas put you up to it? ;)

Law enforcement agencies are also evil because their bribery, abuse of power, and laziness cause millions of people to suffer and die. Have you ever thought that not all priests are bloodthirsty maniacs who want to kill witches and sorcerers?

Not all of them :) but the percentage of normal ones among them will be lower than among ordinary people ;)

Then why do his followers not call for love, but offer sacrifices?

There are two logical fallacies right away ;)
1. Count how many sacrifices have been made in the name of this religion throughout the history of Christianity, and you will understand that even Hitler, who was mentioned here, is a child compared to the followers of Christ ;) Followers don't always follow exactly ;)
2. How can there be followers of someone who doesn't even exist yet? ;)

As far as I know, it's very positive.

:D

Because if a person has enough strength to fulfill this vow, it increases their willpower,

This is a typical misconception. If a person restricts themselves in natural needs (food, sleep, water, air, sex, etc.), it does nothing but harm their health.

which is necessary to resist the temptations of Satan (for whom priests are the most delicious morsel)

I am amazed by your knowledge :) did Satan tell you that himself over dinner yesterday? :rolleyes: I'll let you in on a secret, he doesn't need your Christian priests ;) There are already plenty of them in hell ;)

Have ordinary priests (not inquisitors, crusaders, etc.) brought so much evil into the world?

Any religion, be it Christianity, Islam, Judaism, atheism, communism, etc., is evil :smile51: Because by imposing its absurd dogmas, it deprives a person of the most important thing that God gave him :(

I advise you not to read anything else, but simply to look at the facts more carefully from all sides (and not just from the point of view of a biased author)

I advise you not to dwell on what the priest from the neighboring parish told you in his Sunday sermon, but to develop comprehensively, reading diverse literature and looking at it with unbiased eyes ;)