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Should Atheists Criticize Religious People?

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Everytime I criticize Islam either in public or in private people say I’m disrespectful and proceed to start attacking me personally even though I haven’t done anything wrong sometimes even physically attacking me. And when I provide solid evidence they say things like „Allah says so“ „Men are naturally perverted“ „you are misunderstanding the verse (not giving an explanation I see a lot of atheists criticize religious people for cherry picking out of their religions but I’m actually pretty grateful that they do. I doubt most atheists are afraid to criticize Islam, but Christianity is the religion that has the biggest impact on our daily lives in the west, so it tends to be more of the focus.

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For world wide eradication of religion, people should be educated in science fields, should provide alternate solution to existential crisis and should provide „manual“ about how to reason. If religious people allow atheists to go unchallenged, the whole mechanism of organized religion starts to dissolve. Attending group worship and having a shared dogma become unnecessary.

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Common statements that internet atheists should stop saying! If only to be a more rational human being these atheist slogans should be set aside. It is my hope that the many atheists I know and Also consider that the Bible advocates for slavery, child abuse, murdering children, murdering gay people, making rape victims marry their rapist, etc. Consider that religious institutions continuously get exposed for sex crimes against children. Consider that religious countries are horribly oppressive to minority groups. And the extremists of the religion all have a violent expansionist vision that’s existed since it’s inception. My question is why don’t atheists nearly criticize Islam as much as Christianity from where as far as I can tell if you don’t abide by Christianity you’re rather ineffected by it?

OH YES, there are religious people who for some visceral reason LOVE to prove atheists wrong so they can „SAVE“ and „GUIDE“ them. They are the spiritual immature who REFUSE to realize that others have their own respective beliefs.

Do atheists see Judaism as a religious bystander, since we normally don’t proselytize, or are afraid of the jdl and the like, etc.? Edit – seems like this post is getting a lot more attention than I was expecting. Religious people and “faitheists”—my term for nonbelievers who feel that religion is good for society as a whole—have been using a new strategy against atheists. Like good debaters, they

It is also true that the Moses religion, what you call „the Jewish religion“, isn’t missionary, but that’s only true with regard to non-Jews. They do actually try to convert atheist Jews back to religion, because they think that all Jewish people should be religious. Reply reply reddit_has_fallenoff • Nor do they try to change the laws

21w · Public Atheist is just a term religious people put on non- delusional, people who do not fall for their cults, agree?? Lohorung Saila and 93 others 94 reactions · 254 comments · 1 share Kevin Graham No Rules Religious Debate 25w · Public Theism, unlike atheism, asserts a claim about existence that requires objective support if one Discrimination against atheists, sometimes called atheophobia, [1] atheistophobia, [2] or anti-atheism, [3][4] both at present and historically, includes persecution of and discrimination against people who are identified as atheists. Discrimination against atheists may be manifested by negative attitudes, prejudice, hostility, hatred, fear, or intolerance towards atheists and atheism Criticism of religion involves criticism of the validity, concept, or ideas of religion. [1] Historical records of criticism of religion go back to at least 5th century BCE in ancient Greece, in Athens specifically, with Diagoras „the Atheist“ of Melos. In ancient Rome, an early known example is Lucretius ‚ De rerum natura from the 1st century BCE. Every exclusive religion on Earth (as

People Shouldn’t Be Offended By Religious Criticism. So, I have noticed that many people who are religious get offended if someone with a different view to them criticises their religion. In my current view, this shouldn’t happen at all. People shouldn’t be offended by criticism in the slightest, but instead consider the critique given by the other person.Some religious people get so angry

An atheist may say „I don’t have to respect people’s religious beliefs. But I do respect people’s right to have their beliefs“. Well, why should anyone respect the non-beliefs of atheists? Should Religion Go Extinct? Is intelligence reproductively adaptive? Are those smart atheists more fit for survival? Should religion go extinct? Should those smart atheists help evolution along by eliminating us religious people? That very important atheist at Oxford University, Richard Dawkins, is trying nicely to persuade us stupid people to give up our I can understand the frustration in feeling like you cant criticize a group of people, but you really shouldnt be criticizing the person strictly because of their religion;you should be criticizing the religion.

Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Divine Command Theory asserts that you should use your own power of reason to determine what is right and wrong., To criticize Divine Command Theory, you need to renounce your religious faith., Our inability to determine rationally which religion is the correct religion forces us to reject Divine Command

In this article, we look at several reasons atheists offer for why they are angry with or strongly object to religion and religious people. Several Like, 75% of the links in this subreddit are criticizing religious people for things that have to do with social justice, and that’s TOTALLY part of atheism. Criticize atheists on stances for the exact same social justice issues, and suddenly it’s all, „Atheism So, if Christians are going to criticize others for following subjective moral standards, they should first examine their own beliefs before passing judgment on atheists or anyone else.

I thought atheists were supposed to be above religious people in their tolerance of others, but they honestly just reinforced the stereotype about atheists many people have in my interactions with them. They literally accused me of not being an agnostic because I told them they should feel compassion for others and respect them instead of being angry at them. I wish I could link the Atheists are among the most disliked groups in America, which has been explained in a variety of ways, one of which is that atheists are hostile towards religion and that anti-atheist prejudice is therefore reactive. We tested this hypothesis by using the 2018 American General Social Survey by investigating attitudes towards atheists, Christians, Buddhists, Should Atheists Criticize Religious People? We all have crutches. Religious people should be allowed theirs. 2 comments Like Comment Share Most relevant  Josh Dubson

There are many things we don’t believe in that we don’t mock. Religion certainly, in organized or militarized form some may wish to specify, has caused problems. But religion seems to get mocked more relentlessly and harshly than, say, political belief systems that people leave. Do ex-communists mock communism to the same degree? Is it the nature of the belief system’s Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Religion seeks to answer questions about __________, or that which falls outside of the ordinary, observable world., Which of the following describes a benefit to studying religion, Why does globalism increase the need to study and understand religion? and more.

If atheists are not physicalists or reductionists, then what are they? Atheists are just people who do not believe in a god or gods. Atheists certainly can believe in „higher“ or supernatural things, as long as those things are not gods. An atheist could believe in pretty much anything other than the existence of a god. Why should atheists be asked to justify why they lack belief? Theists make the claim that a God exists. It’s not logical to believe in something that one has no verifiable evidence over and simultaneously ask for proof from the opposing argument. It’s like saying, “I believe that the Earth is flat, prove that I’m wrong”. The burden of proof does not lie on the person refuting the

Listen to this episode from The Ranting Atheist on Spotify. On this episode, we have a clubhouse rooms discuss on why atheists should definitely bother criticizing religion, if they want to. I think it probably “feels” worse to religious people because there has never been a physically safer time in history to speak out against religion. By and large, most Christians across the world don’t sentence atheists and heretics to death.

To the extent that the West loses its religious faith in favor of non judgmental secularism, then to the same extent, it loses that which holds all else together. “Though I am a secularist (atheist, if you will), I accept that the great majority of people would be morally and spiritually lost without religion.

Criticism of atheism is criticism of the concepts, validity, or impact of atheism, including associated political and social implications. Criticisms include I’m saying that criticism of religious ideas, if it’s taboo, doesn’t seem to be a very well-enforced taboo, considering how often people–from religious fundamentalists to secular liberals–criticize religious beliefs in some way or another.

Atheists criticize Islam all the time. The atheists you typically encounter often live in a majority Christian country, thus their criticism extends to that. If there was a majority Islam country that had enforced freedom of speech and religion, you see such criticisms about Islam more common. Most Atheists in the western world come from Christian backgrounds so criticize religion from a cultural Christian lense. Not all of them though, when I was heavily involved in atheist/secular activism I met the Atheist Republic founder Armin Navabi & he’s a former Shi’a Muslim from Iran who now speaks out against Islamic