(July 5, 2015 at 9:05 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote: When you learn that a particular person is a theist, does that fact alone make you think any less of them? Perhaps less intelligent, or less rational, or less educated, or less good, etc?
If so, how and why?
Thanks!
I voted other because I'm not sure how much a person has to believe in a god in order to be a theist. If being a theist basically means you don't believe in any doctrine and you're not sure about a god but if you had to choose you believe in one then that doesn't seem irrational to me.
If a person for no reason at all believes in god or believes because the bible or the quran says so then I would view that person as being less rational than myself.
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