But why do you hate Jesus?
I don't hate Jesús. He sells me kilos of marijuana for a good price.
The problem is that the most extreme people are the loudest.
I just don't get why everyone can't just accept other peoples beliefs. Like really, what's wrong with people having their own interests, ideas and beliefs? It isn't going to kill you, so why not just leave them to it?
^ yo that's just how it'll always be. also gorix, interesting read
do your own thing
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I'm not sure if I would fall under a militant atheist or not.
I usually don't get involved, pissed, frustrated or angry until things have been pushed passed the line.
I'm all fine and dandy with people having whatever religious belief they want. It it God, the Flying Spaghetti Monster....whatever.
But I think in this day and age (at least in America) people seem to have melded religious beliefs with reality and have this notion of absolute truth and thus, feel it's appropriate to force others to adhere to their religious beliefs.
You can believe what you want and teach your children what you want, but trying to shut down and/or force educational systems to TEACH your religious beliefs as fact cross the line. So many people argue that science is evil and that it tries to prove God doesn't exist or religion wrong and that's just nonsense. That's not what science does at all.
I think a lot of people have simply forgotten what religion is. Here is a definition I wrote for one of my religious studies classes last semester.
The professor seemed to like it;