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How about, "Yes.... and go fuck yourself."
Two words that have served me well over the years
"Fuck off" (January 28, 2016 at 12:21 pm)Whateverist the White Wrote:(January 28, 2016 at 2:17 am)ignoramus Wrote: Well then keep your mouth shut! I'm serious! In love and war everything is permitted. (January 28, 2016 at 11:29 am)Red_Wind Wrote: At least you have a filter up to distinguish between good and bad friends. It's the "true friend" fallacy! Your friends are you friends until they're not. Then you say they weren't true friends anyway. People who are believers will have trouble being impartial to any logical discussions. Why lose them by pushing them... Because there are no right or wrong answers with one's philosophical outlook on the world, it just becomes a battle of the egos... Be better than that... Be the mature one. Otherwise you're no better. You lose friends over an imaginary entity... Just do what's best for you're social happiness. It's difficultto put myself in that situation because talk of religion is non existent here...
No God, No fear.
Know God, Know fear. (January 28, 2016 at 4:50 pm)ignoramus Wrote:(January 28, 2016 at 11:29 am)Red_Wind Wrote: At least you have a filter up to distinguish between good and bad friends. Never heard that one before. I think you misunderstood what i meant by "true friend". What i meant is, do you really want to be friend with someone that keeps making fun of your beliefs (or disbelief), do you want to be friends with someone that keep putting you in a tight spot or embarrasses you just for their own ego? A true friend will respect your position as long as you respect theirs.
I personally wouldn't put myself in a position where they will know my beliefs.
As a general rule religion and politics are out of bounds with new people. I've got mates who I've know for yonks. One's religious. We shit stir each other sometimes over it. He's a confident person like Kingy and CL. He's not threatened by what I say and vice versa. But our lifelong friendship is bulletproof. That's probably the only reason we talk about it. Discussing these types of ideals with people you are not 100% sure of is an easy way to break possible lifelong friendships. You need to decide what's best for you long term.
No God, No fear.
Know God, Know fear.
I support most of what's been said here but whatever you, try not to reinforce or give them reason to believe any of the shit they already believe about atheists ;-)
Sent from my SM-N910F using Tapatalk (January 28, 2016 at 7:12 pm)Red_Wind Wrote: I think you misunderstood what i meant by "true friend". What i meant is, do you really want to be friend with someone that keeps making fun of your beliefs (or disbelief), do you want to be friends with someone that keep putting you in a tight spot or embarrasses you just for their own ego? I disagree! True friends should challenge each other, and through conflicting ideas you can both grow to be better people. Besides, agreement is way more boring than disagreement. The trick is how you do it. You can have respectful conversations and debates on just about anything, even your closest held beliefs. Of course now it sounds like I agree with you... dang.
Meandering Atheist: Several friends on a journey of romance and adventure, to talk about moderately interesting topics.
And remember, whatever you decide to do, it's your duty as an atheist to destroy these people.
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