Atheists, would you try to convince a religious person that there wasn't a God for the hell of it?
Like for no reason at all, you just do it.
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lily88mercy · 26-30, F
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lol, matters of "faith" are rarely overturned by logic. Think of all the theology and Divinity schools churning out PhD ministers.....one would assume they at least had a smattering of science in their educational history.
I think what becomes the biggest influence in rejecting a faith or religion is a person experiencing the sheer hypocrisy of his leaders and actually studying the Bible critically and discovering how it is littered with thousands of contradictions.
As my granddad likes to say, "Lily, you don't need to throw any stones at a person who already has his pockets full of them while treading in deep water."
lol, matters of "faith" are rarely overturned by logic. Think of all the theology and Divinity schools churning out PhD ministers.....one would assume they at least had a smattering of science in their educational history.
I think what becomes the biggest influence in rejecting a faith or religion is a person experiencing the sheer hypocrisy of his leaders and actually studying the Bible critically and discovering how it is littered with thousands of contradictions.
As my granddad likes to say, "Lily, you don't need to throw any stones at a person who already has his pockets full of them while treading in deep water."
Billybob2 · 26-30, M
@lily88mercy well yes, but I also know there was stuff that people didn't want to get into the bible. What's in it was chosen by random people, not God.