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Are there people that are otherwise logical but drop their skepticism when it comes to religion? How do they consolidate those 2 sides of themselves? (lemm.ee)

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

Uh, the politics was an example of similar debating techniques, I made no assertion about your political viewpoint at all, that's entirely opaque to me.

I also made no assertion about your personality, just that your viewpoint is atheist, and I made no ad hominem about you unless you have contempt for atheists and you consider that me asserting that you believe in atheism is offensive.

I did assert that calling people “illogical”, “irrational” and “unintelligent” is condescending and dismissive and that if you don't believe that, you need to improve your social awareness, and I absolutely stand by that.

The words logical, irrational, and unintelligent are used because that is literally the topic of the post.

You say that as if it's an external environment that didn't come from your own beliefs about religion. You're the OP! You set the topic yourself! You yourself framed it this way! The self dissociation and lack of awareness of your own beliefs is even more striking than normal here.

I don't believe that you're wrong about lack of scientific evidence on the issue of theism vs atheism at all. I do think you're wrong about whether you're at all neutral on the subject.