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17-09-2014 07:22 PM |
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Originally Posted by Livia
(Post 7273563)
I'm not saying they shouldn't be taken seriously, but they should be taken in context. What was right (or believed to be right) 5000 years ago is not necessarily right when we look at them logically, with the benefit of hindsight and after five millenniums of civilisation. I believe they should be viewed as being the beliefs of the forebears of my religion. I understand that they believed in them then, I don't believe in them now and nor does any humane, civilised person. Of course there are fundamentalists who still go for this stuff because it suits their agenda. But let's face it... they're either uneducated and indoctrinated, or they're as mad as sh1t-house rats.
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see that's where you lose me, because according to religions, it comes directly from god, so it should have nothing to do with culture or context, it should be a UNIVERSAL TRUTH if it's coming from God.
it's not true though, any of it. it's all BS.
and so how can you take any of it seriously when so much of it is clearly BS?
basically your argument is that we should be patronizing to the religious nutters.
but why should i be patronizing towards them? i have every right to ridicule their beliefs, because it really is BS.
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