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And yet you say such disconnected things?
Such as?
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And yet you say such disconnected things?
Atheism was not invented. Theism was.
So how should we decide which religions are distortions of the truth?That shows us how people distort the reality and religion including inventing Atheism as a one choice,
that's why I disagree with people.
We all live in the same world. I would like nothing better than to exist in a world that never invented the idea of deity, but that is not a choice I have.But you're still discussing God, why concerned?
So how should we decide which religions are distortions of the truth?
We all live in the same world. I would like nothing better than to exist in a world that never invented the idea of deity, but that is not a choice I have.
Same reason why I want people to be rid of any other destructive belief or ideology.You can reject God but why you want it for all.
Same reason why I want people to be rid of any other destructive belief or ideology.
Obviously. Were you really in doubt? It is not like I have a choice....Do you care about the world?
Not religion (which I support) nor even theism exactly (which I disapprove of), but nationalism, which is somewhat comparable to theism in that it involves submission to a fictional concept.What about discussing the wars? the ideology of controlling the world and its sources.
Do you blame religion for North Korea developing mass destruction weapons or Russia ..or and or?
Without religion, I wouldn't know. Without theism, certainly.Are people better and much kind without religion?
What reasoning?By reasoning, religion in general is for good.
You already tried to do exactly that: you called the beliefs you disagree with "distortions of reality".I can't decide for you which is wrong and which is right.
Obviously. Were you really in doubt? It is not like I have a choice....
Not religion (which I support) nor even theism exactly (which I disapprove of), but nationalism, which is somewhat comparable to theism in that it involves submission to a fictional concept.
How the world would be better without theism?Without religion, I wouldn't know. Without theism, certainly.
What reasoning?
You already tried to do exactly that: you called the beliefs you disagree with "distortions of reality".
back to WW2Without religion, I wouldn't know. Without theism, certainly.
I very much doubt it.back to WW2
Hitler was not religious man, he caused war take more than 60 millions souls.
Mostly because nationalism acquired some of the traits of monotheism. Still, I don't think your statement is quite correct - as best evidenced in Israel and India, IMO.that war was not much because religions.
In recent history there is much wars done because politic or economic reasons, not by because relgious.
What manner of question is this? Everyone should care about the world.Why you care about the world?as you see the world is divided among itself regardless of religion and belief,
it's even divided among the citizen of one nation, everyone wants the best for himself and not for the others.
Heck, no. No one should presume divine favor.So there should be no countries, it's the same notion of one caliphate.
There would be considerably less arrogance, less waste of faith, less grave mistakes.How the world would be better without theism?
This doesn't answer my question. What is it about religion that makes you see things from this perspective?It's how i see it from my perspective.
The problem is that your position is hypocritical... though this is really more of a problem for you than for me.And you can disagree with mine, what's the problem?
What manner of question is this? Everyone should care about the world.
Heck, no. No one should presume divine favor.
There would be considerably less arrogance, less waste of faith, less grave mistakes.
Although I should probably have said monotheism there. And even then, there are various forms of monotheism. Relying on god-belief is far worse than simply having it.
"By atheism"? You might as well say "by baldness".By Atheism, we care about the world.
I told you already, but let's elaborate and reinforce it: I do not support any idea of caliphate. It is much too reliant on the ideas of central authority and of divine favor for me to support.So you're with the notion of one world (caliphate)
That is a bold, and IMO plenty unwarranted claim. And please, try to remember that I do not oppose religion at all. I oppose reliance on monotheism.Not true, such things happen regardless of religion.
This doesn't answer my question. What is it about religion that makes you see things from this perspective?
The problem is that your position is hypocritical... though this is really more of a problem for you than for me.
You are not even trying to understand that there is more than two extremes, now are you?I see my religion is fit for me, it doesn't mean it's fit for you.
For example if your daughter chose to work as a porn star then it's OK in your society and i think you don't mind it,
according to the morals and the ethics of my religion i can't see prostitutes everywhere as we may see it in many
other parts of the world.
What makes you a hypocrite is the consistent refusal to take responsibility for your claims and act accordingly.You're free to disagree with me but that doesn't make me a hypocrite.