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Are atheist really that differnt than the religious ?.
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RE: Are atheist really that differnt than the religious ?.
(March 23, 2015 at 2:09 am)psychoslice Wrote: Well I have been here on this forum for quite awhile now, and I have to say that its really no different than most religious forums I have been on. I know I am not liked much here, but that doesn't bother me at all, I came here because I don't believe in a god, but I can see that many here have projected their same energy that they would have projected on to their religion if they were religious.

You're making no fucking sense. People probably don't like you most places you go. That doesn't make the places you go similar. It just goes to show that lots of people don't like nazi wanna-bees with no social skills.

You make the same mistake as so many theists. You assume that as atheists we should accept you unconditionally and without judgment. The assumption that atheists lack a moral sense isn't true. We have no trouble at all judging you and finding you lacking. But that has nothing to do with atheism because atheism has no orthodoxy.

Everything else you had to say is the same trite, unconscious and vacuous drivel we've come to expect from you. Won't miss you.
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RE: Are atheist really that differnt than the religious ?. - by Whateverist - March 23, 2015 at 10:53 pm

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