Some believers are just rude! [Spirituality & Religion]

This one old guy was calling atheists stupid fools, and then offered a Bible passage and the debunked 'intelligent design' argument in support.

If you want to believe, that's fine- but don't be calling more rational people hateful names.

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Snowvixen

It goes both ways I think. I don't mind what other people think, as long as it is not forced upon me. :)

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Snowvixen

@PrivatePeeks They really can, I had one call me a bunch of names because I replied to why I believe there is a God. 😂

PrivatePeeks · 26-30, F

@Snowvixen I'm a moderate. I reason for nature providing eternal life. I see value in both sides of the equation.

Snowvixen

@PrivatePeeks I wish more people were more level headed. :) We are all humans love don't hate. :)

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curiosi · 61-69, F

Sorry you had to go through that, it's a personal choice and also a choice of how to present it. We are all on our own path in this world and neither side should shove the other.

Mamapolo2016 · F

You got your rude people, you got your believers, you got your atheists. He's not rude because he's a believer. He's rude because he's rude. It could be argued that calling non-believers 'more rational people' is as rude as calling non-believers stupid fools.

Whatever happened to "I disagree"?

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Mamapolo2016 · F

@PrivatePeeks I am not arguing faith against reason. I think they're compatible. I'm pretty alone in that. It is not my job to convince others.

I am merely pointing out that I may have had experiences that to me prove what I believe, that it would be irrational not to believe. I appreciate what I know will not convince non-believers.

The assumption that someone is irrational not to agree with what I do or don't believe includes the assumption that we both know exactly the same things.

PrivatePeeks · 26-30, F

@Mamapolo2016 I've never heard a rational argument from those of faith. All have been successfully debunked. I don't dispute the right to believe, anyway. And I won't equate the discovery of joy to knowledge only believers might possess.