Thoughts about the Antichrist.

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Calling Satanists followers of the Antichrist is the same as calling inquisitors followers of Christ (but please don't say that they were, fear God).

But you just called them that! By the way, heretical Indians were also punished, and even then, only the Crusades remain on the conscience of the church, in which mostly greedy knights participated.

No, it's just that very few normal people go there in the first place. Normal people prefer to do what they should be doing, what God commanded them to do. To sow bread, graze cattle, have children, and not to talk nonsense about God and the Devil and also collect money from the gullible flock.

Well, someone has to do it.... You say to find God within yourself? I wonder how you would do that if you didn't suspect that He exists... There are only two options: either God would tell you about Himself (hello, kind doctor and orderly Vasya), or you would come up with some kind of force like a house spirit:D

On what basis are such statements made? Look up the statistics on executions in the Middle Ages, count how many people were killed during the Crusades and missionary activities (this should also include the conquest of America). Hitler is definitely evil. But the Christian church is a much more terrible thing. Hitler declared that he would destroy Jews, Slavs, etc. But in reality, despite millions of people killed, he never destroyed a single people. The church, on the other hand, wiped out states, peoples, civilizations, and cultures from the face of the Earth. And despite all this, everyone loves and respects it, although it's long overdue to open its own Nuremberg trial to review its actions.

Fewer people died during the Crusades, at least because there were fewer people on the planet at that time....

You really don't know much. Fasting causes great harm to the body, especially for children and the elderly. I personally know of a case where an eighty-five-year-old woman had a stroke during a fast, although her relatives constantly argued with her, telling her not to bother and eat normally. As a result, she spent a year and a half in paralysis and subsequently died.
And many diseases develop from abstinence, starting with ordinary prostatitis and ending with neuro-psychiatric disorders.

As far as I know, you can simply go to the priest of your parish to ask him to exempt a person from fasting (if there is a reason for this, such as age, illnesses, etc.).
If abstinence causes so many diseases, it's strange that priests seem to be more than normal (not all, of course, but not all ordinary people are normal either;))