(December 27, 2013 at 2:53 pm)Nineteen Wrote:(December 27, 2013 at 2:39 pm)TaraJo Wrote: Ok, why don't you tell me some of the beliefs of atheism? What is our political system? What is our ideology, as atheists?
I'm sure the answer, if one is given, should be quite entertaining.
The most important rule is there is no rule . Everything can be shaped in terms of time and according to one's wishes . Such as something that is considered as unethical can be ethical at a later time or may vary from person to person according to self intrests . For example there were persons who were marry with their own daughters in Sweden while I was living there . Sweden is a country with population of atheist majority . This was perfectly natural behavior there . Also there were so interesting persons , one of them was with long mustaches and beards , but the same person was wearing a skirt , he was a homo , world's weirdest homo . A country with zero ethics . Scandinavian countries are able to include it .
Your politic and ideologic understanding is based on your belief and evolving to support atheism .
News flash, lady: Atheism isn't about morality. Right is right, whether there's a god or not. Wrong is wrong by the same principal.
If you want to discuss how ethics change with time, we can do that. Religion is hardly clean there, either, since holy books like the Koran and the Bible have their patriarchs approving of slavery, rape and child brides (didn't Mohammed marry six year olds?). Now we dismiss those on religious principals, but they're still in the book. I mean, it's really funny if you try to talk about race with Mormons; or polygamy.
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"If you cling to something as the absolute truth and you are caught in it, when the truth comes in person to knock on your door you will refuse to let it in." ~ Siddhartha Gautama
"If you cling to something as the absolute truth and you are caught in it, when the truth comes in person to knock on your door you will refuse to let it in." ~ Siddhartha Gautama