Precisely, what bothers me the most is that atheists usually believe that all religious people follow their beliefs blindly. If a person thinks in such a superficial way, it is obvious that they know nothing about philosophy, psychology, sociology, and other social sciences.
I don't know... it is just so weird to see people being proud about being atheists, as if it was something so impressive. From my perspective, they seem like little kids bragging about just learning how to read or something like that.
It's just the general mentality of "I don't believe in it, therefore it's invalid, meaningless and unworthy of respect" that bothers me from anyone. It's a destructive and childish mentality, regardless of your religious orientation.
Tolerance is a two way street and the irony that some atheists will discriminate against others for being religious/spiritual but scratch their heads as to how any religious person can, in good conscious, discriminate against someone for being of a different religion is not lost on me.
It wouldn't be right of me to judge every atheist because a few took it upon themselves to harass or insult me any more than it is right to judge me as an immoral, intolerant idiot due to my religious preference. Respect is also a two way street.
I dont like them either, but my religion prohibits me to show dislike to some one. BTW if you would have asked this in the yahoo answers religion and spirituality section, you would have found yourself in a virtual war field!
Is it normal to dislike atheists?
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Precisely, what bothers me the most is that atheists usually believe that all religious people follow their beliefs blindly. If a person thinks in such a superficial way, it is obvious that they know nothing about philosophy, psychology, sociology, and other social sciences.
I don't know... it is just so weird to see people being proud about being atheists, as if it was something so impressive. From my perspective, they seem like little kids bragging about just learning how to read or something like that.
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It's just the general mentality of "I don't believe in it, therefore it's invalid, meaningless and unworthy of respect" that bothers me from anyone. It's a destructive and childish mentality, regardless of your religious orientation.
Tolerance is a two way street and the irony that some atheists will discriminate against others for being religious/spiritual but scratch their heads as to how any religious person can, in good conscious, discriminate against someone for being of a different religion is not lost on me.
It wouldn't be right of me to judge every atheist because a few took it upon themselves to harass or insult me any more than it is right to judge me as an immoral, intolerant idiot due to my religious preference. Respect is also a two way street.
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Incorrect.
To 'respect', means 'to look back at'. Time is a one-way concept.
Please do not use -ists or -isms.
Thank you.
I dont like them either, but my religion prohibits me to show dislike to some one. BTW if you would have asked this in the yahoo answers religion and spirituality section, you would have found yourself in a virtual war field!
Please do not use -ists or -isms.
Thank you.