It’s logical, really.
- Unaligned don’t care.
- Religious don’t need the specifics, they rely on their faith, or are satisfied with what some powerhungry pedophile told them.
- Atheists search for every tiny contradiction, to get an argument in possible discussion.
Atheists search for every tiny contradiction, to get an argument in possible discussion.
I know that my interest in the historical aspects of religious teachings (mostly christianity) comes from there, though not to argue anything. I gave that up a few years ago. Now it’s just curiosity about a thing that has too much influence over our lives. Still got 13/15. I’m sure I know more about what can be learned from Wikipedia about the bible than most Sunday-church-going christians. But hey, I also know more about the study of evolution than most people because I once had a roommate who believed that the earth was 5000 years old (we had very interesting debates all summer).
Get god out of US politics, people.
Lord’s name and politics should never come hand in hand.
But, unfortunately, the more ogranized and numerous the religion, the less a spiritual purpose it serves and more a political agenda. No religion is free of this thirst of power, unfortunately.
Atheists search for every tiny contradiction, to get an argument in possible discussion.
The irony of coming here and maybe trying to start an argument… Also I can’t recall the last time I’ve had a christian actually try to discuss anything vaguely religious with me. Mostly, they just speak in macros as I shuffle and try to get away.
Fret not, if I were to start an argument, there would be a flamewar in progress already.
I’m providing my observation 's all. Interestingly enough, the same rule apply to more than religious texts, but it’s not the place for such a discussion.
