Is it normal to completely think for yourself?

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Most of the people in the Adelaide city think for themselves, they're neither weird, atheist or religious, they're not agnostics or anything like that, they're just nonreligious. I have invented my own form of atheism: "there are no gods", that's it, and no religion involved. On the contrary my moral code is mostly being logical. I follow nothing from other people, I only think for myself. My idea of logic is induction mingled with not being emotional, careful reasoning and not acting out of whim. Whim is a sudden change in behaviour. So I noticed normal people don't invent their own religion, anyway I have 100% thoughts of my own, is it normal?

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  • VinnyB
    9 years ago

    I have 100% thoughts on my own, can I get your input on that?

    I am I only one who sees the irony here?

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    • Hansberger
      9 years ago

      There's no irony, but I found out inventing your own atheism is wrong, I think for myself and what seperates me from other atheists is that I don' get religious and I don't urn atheism into a religion, but I admit atheism is quasi-religious, there's a name for it, it's called a cult.

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      • VinnyB
        9 years ago

        I wouldn't expect you to see the irony.

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  • thegypsysailor
    9 years ago

    Your theory is absolutely impossible, unless you live in a cave, off the grid completely.
    No matter what, if you live within society, you will get some input. Radio, TV, web or print; it cannot be avoided. Some of that input leaves a residue, an influence or a memory.
    Therefore, you cannot 'have 100% thoughts of my own', no matter how much you think you may. Sorry.

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