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ButterFly2023 · 18-21, M
bijouxbroussard · F
@ButterFly2023 They don’t knock on your door at your home trying to influence what you think or believe, though.
The same cannot be said about many theists.
The same cannot be said about many theists.
ButterFly2023 · 18-21, M
I'm an atheist myself, and believe me I can get on a roll...... However I try not to, self righteous idiots drove me there and I don't like being hypocritical. And besides if you can't make/take jokes about your spiritual decisions, you just aren't sure of yourself.
bijouxbroussard · F
@ButterFly2023 My attitude is, I won’t go to anyone’s church uninvited and expressing doubts, so I don’t expect anyone knocking on my door uninvited, to tell me about their religion.
Peekaboo20 · 26-30, F
Monicashowers · 26-30, F
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No. I think that people think that those who are "religious" think they are perfect so they revel in pointing out their failures. However, most do not claim they are perfect, they simply state the moral standard that they believe one should live by, and inevitably they fail, because they are NOT perfect. Then people call them hypocrites.
bijouxbroussard · F
SW-User
Hypocrites in what sense?
zionfalls · 46-50, M
@SW-User By not practicing what they preach
SW-User
@zionfalls :/
I mean, I dunno. A lot of religious people are more honest than most atheists wish they could ever be
I mean, I dunno. A lot of religious people are more honest than most atheists wish they could ever be
bijouxbroussard · F