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This viewpoint is necessarily skewed by the communities one joins. If you spend time in atheism-focused or atheist-populated communities, it's only natural you
by DanielStraight 16y ago
This viewpoint is necessarily skewed by the communities one joins. If you spend time in atheism-focused or atheist-populated communities, it's only natural you would think atheism is the dominant viewpoint on the web. The converse is also true.
In any event, your proposition (that the internet was invented to kill religion) brazenly violates Occam's razor and, without a smoking gun, is very difficult to believe.
- pierrefar 16y agoYes and yes! I have some very religious family members and friends and sometimes when I talk with them, you would think the internet = Jesus and nothing else (perhaps Facebook too). When I talk with other friends and the communities I frequent, it's atheism or you're a psycho.