And the world with the less population.. That time is very far since from now.
I don't think so. If all the doctors of the world vasectomize the 90 % of men
A friend of mine vasectomized himself without any doctor's help
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It's easy to be Religious if you live in the West (mostly).
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I don't think so. If all the doctors of the world vasectomize the 90 % of men
A friend of mine vasectomized himself without any doctor's help
Sees
Dragonslayer
Your right, they often take the role of last-ditch hope then.
I think we all know it's not hardships or luxuries that is playing the biggest role in religiousness vs irreligiousness and theism vs atheism....it's type, quality, and quantity of education.
chinu
chinu
Why not start this auspicious-work with all the doctors of the world first ?
I don't think they will agree.. loll
Why not start this auspicious-work with all the doctors of the world first ?
I don't think they will agree.. loll
Why are men afraid of vasectomy?
If they have it, they can have sex all the time without being afraid of impregnating a woman.
Men are supposed to remain with a woman for the rest of their lives. If they have vasectomy , they can have sex with her without condom
Yes, but religion is typically the strongest in the poorest communities. Most of the richer communities of Europe are the least religious only the United States is different.
Sees
Dragonslayer
It's the same here according to the numbers.
chinu
chinu
If you are asking me.. Why am afraid of vasectomy ?
Than my answer is.. Am not afraid. The only thing I want is that I just want to stand at the LAST if there's any such queue in the world because this isn't my opinion
I ask, What's the problem with others if want to stand at the LAST if there's any such queue ? tell me
well...good for you. In fact I am sure that if vasectomy was free, the majority of men would want to be the first of the queue.If you are asking me.. Why am afraid of vasectomy ?
Than my answer is.. Am not afraid. The only thing I want is that I just want to stand at the LAST if there's any such queue in the world because this isn't my opinion
chinu
chinu
Good Idea!
Why not start a new thread with this POLL ?
well...could I ask you to do it, please? People here have already remarked that I often talk about sex and aesthetics- please let's not making things worse
chinu
chinu
Mycroft
Ministry of Serendipity
Mycroft
Ministry of Serendipity
Oh I'm not saying otherwise. This isn't about the popularity of religion across the poverty line. There could be a single western middle class christian in the whole world and it would still be easier for him to say 'god is good' than the poor folks in crapolaville.
The poor folks have their faith, but their faith is also a struggle for them. Not easy to believe in god when you're starving to death. But it's easy to believe in god when you're stood in front of your wedding buffet.
I think you just described the countries with the highest percentage of atheists. I think this is the exact opposite of the point you are trying to make.
Mycroft
Ministry of Serendipity
No, because I did not mention percentages or numbers in my original post. I said it was easy to believe in a god, and that god is good when you live a comfortable life. It's easy to be an atheist, too, but that wasn't the point I was trying to make, since atheists don't bang on about how good Darwin is.
I disagree, when you have nothing its easier to have hope in something more than human. It is almost a necessity. Also most religions have take it easier on the poor to the point of providing for them without charge.
That hasn't been the case though at all in the human experience. And it almost seems the opposite. Why? It's more complicated.
From what I've gathered (which isn't much, to be honest) is that places where life is not the greatest (rampent poverty, violence, poor education and healthcare chances) tend to be the most religious. While more industrial nations tend to be more secular/non-religious. One would expect it to be the opposite, no?
Not that there aren't good points in the OP, but still.
Not that there aren't good points in the OP, but still.