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Do you fully agree with your religion?

Discussion in 'Debates' started by meobi, Jan 15, 2010.

  1. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    I thought the topic was "Do you believe with your religion?"

    Not "lets point out the flaws in everyone elses."
     
  2. equitypetey

    equitypetey Well-Known Member

    i wasn't necessarily pointing out flaws, i have said my opinion on them.

    if you see flaws from anything i have said does that not say anything to you?
     
  3. phscarface

    phscarface Well-Known Member

    I do believe in my religion, and if you like or not, just respect the other's toughs.
     
  4. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    Eeep I was half joking.. Half Serious. :)

    I didn't see a flaw with what you were saying, I have accepted what you said. >_<

    Umm...?
     
  5. Paddette

    Paddette Well-Known Member

    Yes. The theory of evolution has evidence to fight its corner, and yes, we didn't evolve from chimps, but share a common ancestor. Yes evolution, for the most part, has been proven scientifically.

    Let's just say I'm faithless and be done with it. : 3

    I still say you can have faith in things you know to be present, to which I do.
     
  6. equitypetey

    equitypetey Well-Known Member

    not to keep it off topic but it's more then the most part it is now complete, there is no denying it what so ever.
    also we are still classed as ape we are just another species of ape.

    now back on topic sort of.
    why do people think that religion deserves respect, especially if at it's fundamentals have ideologies i disagree with. pedoes believe kids are great sex partners shall we respect them for there belief?

    belief in something does not automatically equal anything that deserves respect.
     
  7. phscarface

    phscarface Well-Known Member

    pedoes and religion aren't exacttly same, so has i said, respect who believe, dude.
     
  8. Paddette

    Paddette Well-Known Member

    To quote Tim Minchin: "We're just fucking monkeys in shoes".

    And yes I agree. Belief doesn't = respect by default. Respect is earned.
     
  9. crimson089

    crimson089 Well-Known Member

    I can say someone is narrow-minded when he/she is one-sided. we should see both sides, after all we're individuals with different beliefs & opinions. just like this one:

    you don't need to generalize. it's like in our society, there are law abiders and law breakers.
     
  10. calvin_0

    calvin_0 Well-Known Member

    only an idiot would be fully agree with my ex-religion, any religion in fact since they are nothing more then bedtime story design to control people with the fear of the unknow. Want me to fully agree on any religion, sure, ask your "god" to show its self.
     
  11. phscarface

    phscarface Well-Known Member

    Now someone wrote what he needed to read.
     
  12. equitypetey

    equitypetey Well-Known Member

    the problem is allot of people on the side of no religion are open minded and that's why they don't believe, it may seem like they are not but they are, if you where to give any real evidence or even a half decent debate to the table it may be a different case.

    and even if someone is narrow minded enough that they don't want to abandon all logic and allow the discussion of god like it is real, it's not half as narrow minded as someone that is so adamant that some text (that has been basically entirely debunked) is the "truth" and closes their eyes to facts.
     
  13. tranceman01

    tranceman01 Active Member

    the cool thing about a religion is that you are supposed to ask questions. with any philosophy you ask questions to learn more. its when people start telling me to stop asking questions that i start pushing that philosophy away. christianity isn't a bad religion or philosophy its just REALLY weird when everyone starts telling me don't ask questions just believe it.
     
  14. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    Philosophy is excellent. It helps your broaden your mind on everything.
     
  15. crimson089

    crimson089 Well-Known Member

    that was my favorite subject back then, it helps us to do better at reasoning too
     
  16. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    Yeah, with reasoning we can solve arguements with out things getting out of hand :)

    I haven't really studied it in full. But I love it. :)
     
  17. equitypetey

    equitypetey Well-Known Member

    with the exception if your pinned by your original belief
     
  18. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    With philosophy though, you're likely to ask a lot of questions... In turn you start to ask questions about your actual beliefs.. It's also seen as being critical, which is a negative way of putting it.
     
  19. equitypetey

    equitypetey Well-Known Member

    well then it's a shame no body seems to use that in our discussions as normally anything critical tends to offend.
     
  20. snebbers

    snebbers Well-Known Member

    Yeah that's true. It's rather helpful :)

    I prefer not to argue for a side but assess both sides :)