In the battle between one god
And this supreme being’s two sets of believers
Each arguing that they were doing good
And that the others were purely deceivers
These good deeds involved massacring
Those that believed the same thing
Killing more of each other than those
That hated what some good deeds might bring
More than the Romans ever threw to the lions
Over the space of three hundred years
In just one day thousands lay dead
And the Pope rejoiced with glorious tears
The irony seems to be lost on some
When their books said to live and let live
Only humans could twist the words of their god
And make it part of their dogma to forgive
inspired by a section of Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari dealing with religion.