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No, I have no insight into their lives or experiences to presume I'm living life the correct way and they are not, nor to further presume to correct them. Also
by Clubber 4y ago
No, I have no insight into their lives or experiences to presume I'm living life the correct way and they are not, nor to further presume to correct them.
Also comparing the belief in Santa Clause and the Tooth Fairy with religious beliefs isn't a very good comparison. The former was created by corporations to hock goods, the latter has kept societies together for several millennia.
If history has taught us anything, presuming to tell people how they should or shouldn't worship never ends well.
- wizofaus 4y agoCompletely agree on your last point. It doesn't change the fact I'm still genuinely concerned by the fact so many people hold on to dangerous delusions. And yeah, I do think they're dangerous, when they begin motivating people in positions of power to make decisions that affect all of us.
- Clubber 4y agoI kinda lump it in with flat Earth-ers, moon landing deniers, UFO people, astrologists, natural medicine people, ion bracelet people, quartz people, etc. Lots of people believe in weird stuff, it's not a huge deal to me. >motivating people in positions of power to make decisions that affect all of us. Ya I'm a default-liberty kinda guy. Keep your weird beliefs out of our law books. I'm pretty sure I'm losing that fight though.