Religion general

1. Several months ago, I got attacked by two Twitter trolls because I objected to their homophobia. These trolls were stubborn right-wing Catholics from Belgium and the UK. Their nasty attitude once made me hate Christianity and Christians in general, associating them and their whole religion with these right-wing Twitter trolls and their hatred of gays.
    
   What should I do with horrible people like them?
    
2. What is your advice towards Christians who are bullied by atheists and neo-pagans? Some (just “some” non-Christians) tend to pick on Christians for “worshipping a sky-daddy”, or the awful history and public figures of their religion (like the Inquisition, homophobic pastors, European imperialism and the Crusades) & . Some atheists think that “people who believe in God are stupid”, and I would like to know how should people deal with those nasty kinds of atheists.
    
   I usually call atheists (some atheists) who hate religious people “anti-theists”: many of them seem to want revenge against religious people for various persecutions. I consider them the atheist equivalent of the Christian, Muslim, or Hindu fundie – even as I worship Shiva, I also don’t want to follow extremist Hindus who go around attacking Christians or Muslims for “revenge”.
    
   & ^{I want to see what will these trolls and bullies do if Christianity became a minority in their Western homelands – will these punks start persecuting Christians for revenge, or do nothing because they are just nothing but edgy trolls?}
    
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   I am not an expert in this, but I think your ghost might still haunt even in space. After all, outer space is still part of the physical world, so since ghosts tend to hunt down something they are obsessed with, they will either traverse vast distances to hunt their offender or return to the part of Earth where they are very attached; since ghosts may not be limited by the lack of air or food unlike humans. Or, they might haunt the spaceship, station, or base where they died.
    
   That is just my guess on what would a ghost do if their person died in space.

1. Fear of a more powerful being after looking at natural disasters and plagues  
2. Asking said powerful being to turn things into their favour, instead of accepting losses, random disasters, and deaths all the time and moving on.  
3. To unify a tribe , because back then, people were more gullible towards any appealing cults. Successful tribal leaders and kings would use forceful methods to keep other cults in line with the official god(s).
    
   An ancient tribe or society that is mostly atheist would be interesting, if not even more mentally-stronger than its religious neighbours by accepting every disaster around them, no matter how much they could fight against them. But its neighbours might find it odd and sad, because it does less rites to commemorate the dead, reducing the deceased from a spirit to just a name in a grave or the records. On the other end, said ancient atheists have a point: if people move on to a gloomy afterlife after they die, wouldn’t it be no different than total oblivion?

needs to be worshipped.