Atheism is not a totalitarianism, yet atheism cannot exist in a free society, since people naturally gravitate towards supernatural.
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Actually, I think it's arguable that a truly free society would gravitate toward atheism. And people don't "naturally gravitate towards supernatural," it's almost invariably repeatedly forced down the throats of children starting at a very early age. It's called 'brainwashing' . . . look in to it.
I think we should retract that. Edial later says that he conveyed his idea poorly, and meant that an atheist government (not a secular government, but avowedly atheist) was incompatible with a free society.
<<Edial later says that he conveyed his idea poorly, and meant that an atheist government (not a secular government, but avowedly atheist) was incompatible with a free society.>>
<<< Edial later says that he conveyed his idea poorly, and meant that an atheist government (not a secular government, but avowedly atheist) was incompatible with a free society. >>>
Atheism *must* exist for there to be a free society. Left unchecked, Christianity, Islam, etc. tend to try to dominate all the members of a society.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Only the stupid ones.
Really? Close all churchs, Free Bible distrubution and religious broadcasting then.
Atheism is the natural conclusion
So, Sweden doesn't exist? Good to know.
Sure, lots of people are into Manga and fantasy and sci-fi stuff, but almost all of them realize they are imaginations.
“Atheism is not a totalitarianism,”
“yet atheism cannot exist in a free society, since people naturally gravitate towards supernatural.”
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