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CAT FIGHT!!!
Could we get a moderator in here please?
Somebody's gonna get a run in their nylons.
Don't read into that. Unless you banned someone, I don't believe for a second that you were the source of any... complications...really?
.. well, in that case, I'll just stop posting on this forum.
Since I don't want to be the source of any... complications...
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CAT FIGHT!!!
Could we get a moderator in here please?
Somebody's gonna get a run in their nylons.
There is a big difference between organising to promote reason and intellectual honesty than from organising based on some medieval doctrine. Trying to say it is the same thing may bring you some self-justified comfort, play to your sense of there being 'no difference', but the truth is there is all the difference in the world. Humanism has been around a while and shows no inclination to descend into the mindless drivel that religions foment. Maybe you just realise at the back of your mind somewhere that organised atheism could well render you a minority delusional 'nutter'![]()
I find that some people are determined to define atheism as a religion and refuse to budge from that. Sometimes its almost like they need it to be that way as a prop for their own insecurities in their faith. "ATHEISM IS MYTH UNDERSTOOD"
It can be disheartening to be disliked by both atheists and religionists, nearly equally, but I don't take it personally. They generally like me in other ways, and I'm a forgiving sort, so I often just call them on their biases (from either camp) and then move along to some more mutually satisfactory item of conversation.![]()
We arrive alone, depart alone and its not much different between. Each of us has a singular world-view formed from a unique history of experience. That can never be fully shared.
At one time, atheists could claim to somehow, mystically and mysteriously, be different in their religion from all the other religions. Now, it appears, the atheists wish to simply embrace all the trappings of religion as well as its fundamental psychological underpinnings.