That is really good. I think the idea of religious tolerance is taken too far, but the problem with that is - who gets to decide what's crazy and what's "real"?
Dr S said: where DO You find these? tell me the source of your POWAH!
It's amazing what you can find on the Web with enough dilligence, time and a keen eye..... [grin]
dbackdad said: You can't tell me that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is any sillier than any of our major religions.
Watch this space for a cartoon on that *very* subject.
United said: I think the idea of religious tolerance is taken too far, but the problem with that is - who gets to decide what's crazy and what's "real"?
We should respect the person rather than their beliefs. *All* beliefs should be open to question. Just because they're religious shouldn't give then any extra lee-way.
We decide which ideas are crazy or not by using our reasoning faculties. How do you decide on other ideas?
Of course if we try to decide on which religious argument is *reasonable* we might end up deciding that none of them are! [laughs]
Cartoon Time.
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Another awesome one; I don't know where you find 'em.
This one could have been written by Sam Harris!
angry-turtles-fighting-space-god religion sounds A LOT more fun than christianity. or islam.
or any other religion, com eto think of it.
where DO You find these?
tell me the source of your POWAH!
Exactly. You can't tell me that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is any sillier than any of our major religions.
That is really good. I think the idea of religious tolerance is taken too far, but the problem with that is - who gets to decide what's crazy and what's "real"?
wunelle said: I don't know where you find 'em.
Dr S said: where DO You find these?
tell me the source of your POWAH!
It's amazing what you can find on the Web with enough dilligence, time and a keen eye..... [grin]
dbackdad said: You can't tell me that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is any sillier than any of our major religions.
Watch this space for a cartoon on that *very* subject.
United said: I think the idea of religious tolerance is taken too far, but the problem with that is - who gets to decide what's crazy and what's "real"?
We should respect the person rather than their beliefs. *All* beliefs should be open to question. Just because they're religious shouldn't give then any extra lee-way.
We decide which ideas are crazy or not by using our reasoning faculties. How do you decide on other ideas?
Of course if we try to decide on which religious argument is *reasonable* we might end up deciding that none of them are! [laughs]
This one was brilliant, thanks CK! Source? :D
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