1. Religious people trying to push their religious beliefs onto others
2. Non-believer people mocking other people for being religious and their religious beliefs.
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Trending & News 1. Religious people trying to push their religious beliefs onto others
2. Non-believer people mocking other people for being religious and their religious beliefs.
In regards to the first option, I'd have to know what the definition of and standards for "pushing your religion" are and why. I say this because, both here and in daily life, I have witnessed and experienced very little of what can objectively be called "pushing your beliefs".
G@G is a Q&A discussion forum. So if asking questions about what one believes and why, opining and commenting on said questions, or posting MyTakes focused on apologetics or personal testimonies are the standard for pushing beliefs, then I'm sorry, but those who say so will have to try again. If the standard is, for lack of a better term, "turn or burn", I have seen very little of that here, at least not with public posts; I have also never gotten any private messages like that either.
I am willing to be proven wrong on this if someone can provide the evidence. In fact, I even have a couple of specific users in mind about whom I wouldn't be surprised. So I don't deny that it happens, but I am skeptical of how often it does. I've read through many a thread here and have seen very little (and that's being generous) of the same either.
So with all that said, I have seen considerably more of the latter situation. There are two users in particular who come immediately to mind whose whole shtick (or at least a huge part of it) can be summarized as "Isn't it stupid that Christians/x-other religious people believe this?"
religious people who are inaccessible to logic and who will act aggressive in discussions cause it's easier to be mad at a person who points out logical flaws in your own personal believes than to actually acknowledge and adress these flaws.
but that does not happen here, and those who you think are "mad" might not be angry. how can you "act agressive" when the arguers here are just pen pals?
@strateguy632 yes that does happen here. you know it. i know it. everyone knows it.
Number one, but it was much worse a year or two ago.
i guess in australia dawkins is not famous?
i can't put a screenshot in reply but i have a sample.
see my replies to anonymous here.
sample here, " ? What do you hate the most about Christians? Anonymous (18-24) " followed by seven accusations to choose from. this is how anonymous is abused here.
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i only saw one time a religious tried to push his religion on others with pushy words here. most of what i see here is echoing false propoganda to mock Christians.
#1. Non-religious people rarely say a thing about their beliefs except in response to questions or comments by religious people.
clever wording, rarely, but when they reply it is option 2.
I go with the middle ground
First one by far
as anonymous.
here is a Quote from here, "Question? Christians can you explain your logic to me? Anonymous (25-29)
- Christians: The bible (Old+New testament) is the word of God. Also, Jesus is God.
- Me: Ok, so you support the killing of gays, followers of another religion, witches" end quote. that is the reality here. not to delete for disinformation nor as offensive KEEP it to see the reality what people wrote.
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