Christians arent being alienated

they are in many ways

Such as?

religion is inherent alieantion

such as lets say

the passages about sodom and gomorrah

Give an example for the average christian

God is omnipotent and oniscient while being all knowning

thats logically impossible

Right but they believe it because they dont think it is

while being "good"

@Mr. X exactly

alienation

How's that alienation?

they are alienated from the logical fallacy that this represents

Lacking knowledge isnt alienation

as even questioning is looked like a "bad attitude" in religion

@Mr. X it can be if its institutionalized

Used to for sure, not as much now though

and the church is a institution as long as i know

They werent controlling the lack of knowledge

it was the same as thinking the earth was not in the centre of the universe

they simply didnt know

in the religious field? for many they do

I highly doubt that now

many religious cadres have a good enough education to know those things

not the followers of the faith though

How do you think Atheism became more and more of a thing out of christianity?

and thats where alienation comes in

because capitalism needs at least a partial dismantling of those institutions

as the bible has a lot of feudal ideology

such as separatism on the roman empire and so on

So how would atheism benefit capitalism?

not necessarily atheism

but restricted religion

Such as?

and specially stronger on the masses

like people not using religion in science

as a method

Religion in science? What religious method has been used in science?

or taking religion as a coexhistent being with reason