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Christian turned atheist.They know how you feel, and you do not know how they feel
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There's no question that they believe they know the answer
I believe the Lord, but also believe in Allah, but do not worship them
Christian turned atheist.They know how you feel, and you do not know how they feel
What do you mean?
But religious people will be gentle, though probably only because etiquette
I think atheists rude. No relationship with philosophy, this is a matter of personal accomplishment.
I did not expect atheists reply me
Christians know why you believe in atheism, you do not know a Christian Why Christianity
I don't know Chinese atheists at all, but in the West atheists can be just as gentle and polite as anyone, and religious people can be just as rude as anyone. I don't see that either group has any advantage over the other.
Philosophy is a strong interest of mine. Western atheists can be philosophical.
I thought there are no atheistsWhy wouldn't we reply to you? I'm here for philosophical discussion.
Christian the different and they called the devil, which is not specific to atheism.It may be different where you are, as Christianity is a small minority there.
However where we are the clear majority of people are Christian, and have very little knowledge or understanding of Atheists. I am not joking when I say a lot of people think Atheists worship the Devil.... that's how misguided their information on Atheism is.
Likewise, Most Atheists in this part of the world are former Christians.... For example, I am a former Christian and used to go to church weekly.
I have read the bible cover to cover and some Christian apologetic books. I have a clear knowledge of Christianity and the history behind the church. My research into Christianity is what lead me to ultimately reject it.
Christians know why you believe in atheism, you do not know a Christian Why Christianity
Christian the different and they called the devil, which is not specific to atheism.
Not represent the Christian theism.
Christian's not quality, is gradually manifested; atheists did not quality, and soon can be seen
Comments are atheists, not atheism
I thought there are no atheists
In my personal experience, Christians do not know why I am an atheist or have the philosophical worldview that I have. They claim to, but those claims are empty. They have not had my atheist enlightenment -- my realization of "Why Atheism". They have not studied my views about the world in quite the same way and with the same realizations that I have. They merely have the atheism implicit in being born without belief in gods, which isn't the same thing.
It works both ways. We all have our "personal truths" -- beliefs that shape the way we see the world. Those personal truths are going to be difficult for people who have other personal truths to fully understand. The perspective is different. And atheists can have just as subtle and difficult to understand personal truths as anyone else.
eudaimonia,
Mark
You do not feel the wind when logic can not be demonstrated world wind
I'm sorry, can you rephrase this?
Logic can not infer that the wind in the world
Logic can not infer that the wind in the world
I'm sorry, I don't understand... What do you mean?
Christianity≠theistic
By "wind" do you mean the air blowing outside? I have no difficulty understanding that wind exists, and the empirical justification for believing in the existence of wind. Logic has no limitation here.
eudaimonia,
Mark
Christians are theists, but not all theists are Christians.
Is this what you are saying?
eudaimonia,
Mark
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