I've had(and have) friends of various faiths. Some are very intelligent people. I don't mind, so long as they don't try to convert me to their faith.
While personally I don't go for a personified "man in the sky" deity, I do think there is some overriding force, like a universal Gaia, or a universal Conciousness. I don't know what exactly, but as its been scientifically proven that a single person thinking about a random outcome in a certain way does affect the outcome, there has to be a corrilatory effect if a million people think about something in a particular way. Going back to the OP, does this belief in a logical extension of proven scientific fact make me less intelligent?
Is it normal to lose respect in someone if they believe in a god
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I've had(and have) friends of various faiths. Some are very intelligent people. I don't mind, so long as they don't try to convert me to their faith.
While personally I don't go for a personified "man in the sky" deity, I do think there is some overriding force, like a universal Gaia, or a universal Conciousness. I don't know what exactly, but as its been scientifically proven that a single person thinking about a random outcome in a certain way does affect the outcome, there has to be a corrilatory effect if a million people think about something in a particular way. Going back to the OP, does this belief in a logical extension of proven scientific fact make me less intelligent?