Harrybrigham
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Here's one that won't. When I had my pulmonary emboli, religion was the last thing on my mind, and I didn't think I would survive.
I would respectfully just disagree with that.When it comes to religion (and politic) the main problem is one tries to prove he's right and the other side is wrong.
Nobody can accept my ideology is mine and let the other side believe in has his/hers. Normally most people can't understand it's not math. So the possibility of being right or wrong is the same for both sides.
No matter you are an atheist or a believer, as long as you want to force your idea on the opposite side or try to prove God exists or not, or insist on you are correct and the other party is wrong, you are a part of the problem.
You are an athirst? A believer? Great. Just don't try or ask me to change my mind. And I promise. I won't try to prove you are on the wrong side of the fence.
Just my 2 cent.
Edit : After posting and reading it a second time, I felt that was harsh. I didn't mean to be rude. My apologies.
In Mexico they absolutely swear by those little tacos!I'm an atheist so this is all tripe to me.
I have always wondered why in places, where people are badly treated for their convictions, they still insist on proclaiming them. In some countries this amounts to virtual suicide. A little, life preserving, lie might save them.
Spreading the information and forcing the information on others are two different things.if they care about others at all, to not attempt to spread that information around
If I see a bus is going to hit you, I'll push you to save you. You may get some injuries, but it's OK. When you see the passing bus, you'll see the danger and will thank me.If you believe a bus is about to hit me, wouldn't you pull me back if you could?
When it comes to religion (and politic) the main problem is one tries to prove he's right and the other side is wrong.
Nobody can accept my ideology is mine and let the other side believe in has his/hers. Normally most people can't understand it's not math. So the possibility of being right or wrong is the same for both sides.
No matter you are an atheist or a believer, as long as you want to force your idea on the opposite side or try to prove God exists or not, or insist on you are correct and the other party is wrong, you are a part of the problem.
You are an athirst? A believer? Great. Just don't try or ask me to change my mind. And I promise. I won't try to prove you are on the wrong side of the fence.
Just my 2 cent.
Edit : After posting and reading it a second time, I felt that was harsh. I didn't mean to be rude. My apologies.
When it comes to religion, how many times have you seen a believer has been able to make an atheist believe in God?
I don't think the other extreme is appropriate either, where people have come to expect that there will not even be preaching or what you might call proselytization.
yeah, me!And I HAVE to say I have encountered folks like that on more than one occasion.
glad to hear!I'm not <knock wood> developing any signs of medical dementia myself.
And what about the 2,500 other god worshiped on the planet? Are they all one guy?it also begs the question: why do muslims hate so much when someone tells them that Jesus is the only true God?