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Why Are Genocides Associated with Atheists and Evolutionists? Coincidence?
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<blockquote data-quote="Freodin" data-source="post: 73685159" data-attributes="member: 1363"><p>Oh, and here I was, thinking that in your first post, you at least admitted the possibility that "we" would simply acknowledge the fact that thoughts are free.... even if we did so "magnanimously". </p><p>But now you have limited it what you really meant, "us" "granting" you the right to think freely.</p><p></p><p>Well, you are free to think that as well... I herewith personally grant you permission to do so. Everything to make you happy.</p><p></p><p>But here's the problem: there are people - theists usually - who do not accept that thoughts are free. They assert that you do not have the right to think whatever you do, and that you will be "judged" (always negatively) for it.</p><p></p><p>And because their highest authority does have a very bad track record in directly communicating his whishes, it is usually other humans - persons - who they think "grant" the right the think the right thoughts and exclude the right to think wrong thoughts.</p><p></p><p>Yes, it is not always theists who hold this position. But as the atheists are usually limited to judging observable actions - even if these actions are limited to statements - it is the theists who invented and persecuted the idea of "thought crimes".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Freodin, post: 73685159, member: 1363"] Oh, and here I was, thinking that in your first post, you at least admitted the possibility that "we" would simply acknowledge the fact that thoughts are free.... even if we did so "magnanimously". But now you have limited it what you really meant, "us" "granting" you the right to think freely. Well, you are free to think that as well... I herewith personally grant you permission to do so. Everything to make you happy. But here's the problem: there are people - theists usually - who do not accept that thoughts are free. They assert that you do not have the right to think whatever you do, and that you will be "judged" (always negatively) for it. And because their highest authority does have a very bad track record in directly communicating his whishes, it is usually other humans - persons - who they think "grant" the right the think the right thoughts and exclude the right to think wrong thoughts. Yes, it is not always theists who hold this position. But as the atheists are usually limited to judging observable actions - even if these actions are limited to statements - it is the theists who invented and persecuted the idea of "thought crimes". [/QUOTE]
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