Is critical philosophy killing religion?

[Hit Pig Returns]

Three things have shaken the art of our time to its depths, have given it a new face, and have prepared it for a mighty new upsurge: the disappearance of religion induced by critical philosophy, the dissolution of the atom in science, and the massive expansion of populations
God is dead. A world disintegrated. I am dynamite. World history splits into two parts. There is an epoch before me and an epoch after me. Religion, science, morality—phenomena that originated in the states of dread known to primitive peoples. An epoch disintegrates. A thousand-year-old culture disintegrates. There are no columns and supports, no foundations any more—they have all been blown up. Churches have become castles in the clouds. Convictions have become prejudices. There are no more perspectives in the moral world. Above is below, below is above. The transvaluation of values came to pass. Christianity was struck down. The principles of logic, of centrality, unity and reason were unmasked as postulates of
a power craving theology.

[thunder029]

Rationality is killing religion.

As well as an exponentially maturing understanding of science.

[The Professor]

No actually critical philosophy leads one to undersatnd that different people are at different neuroevolutionary levels. At one level religion is needed to complete the circut. At other levels certain neurochemicals are. At still other levels other factors are.

[euhmerist]

Is this supposed to pass for "truth"? I think it's befitting of your icon to refer to it as hogwash.