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The author of that article obviously fits that stereotype more than perfectly, and the general pattern is definitely a thing, functionally atheistic people who
by zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 7y ago
The author of that article obviously fits that stereotype more than perfectly, and the general pattern is definitely a thing, functionally atheistic people who claim to be Christians and anything in between notwithstanding. So ... what is your point?
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoThat, for all your viewing of religious people as being irrational, you are not actually thinking here. You're looking at this as coming from "them", and therefore you don't have to think or consider it. You just reject it as coming from "them", and "they" have nothing worthwhile to say. Which, ironically, fits the argument of the article.