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Now they just need to organise effectively. But how do you organise a disparate group whose only common characteristic is that they don't believe in imaginary
by davewasthere 3y ago
Now they just need to organise effectively.
But how do you organise a disparate group whose only common characteristic is that they don't believe in imaginary deities?
- infectoid 3y agoStart a subreddit. I don’t think I’m actually joking.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoIf the defining principal is you don't trust organization/s/, that might not help:)
- simonebrunozzi 3y agoAnecdotally, most people interested in The Network State [0] are nones. Perhaps that could be a "place" to aggregate them (us)? [0]: https://thenetworkstate.com/ https://thenetworkstate.com/
- ars 3y agoYou misread the article. They believe in God, they just are not interested in grouping. So basically exactly the opposite of what you said: They specifically do not want to organize.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoAccording to the article, a small majority of "nones" believe in God or gods.
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- eagerpace 3y agoNo, they don’t. They aren’t a group. They’re not anti-religion, they just aren’t yes. Just because you’re not for something doesn’t mean you’re against it for others.