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Originally Posted by RedskinRat
The judge is a methodist or mormon (apparently) or some other superstitious group and so his bias as a theist allowed him to override common sense.
The religiously inclined tend to stick together when faced with Atheists, that's been my experience.
They hate me far more than they hate each other, which I appreciate.
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For the most part, I was ignoring this thread. So much epic fail that it is just not worth "wrestling with the pig".
With that said, RR - your opinions of the "religiously inclined" are for you to hold, but the prejudice and intolerance you display towards the spiritual choices of others speaks damningly of your own beliefs and is no better than the wrong you claim they do you.
So, in your atheistic paradise, it is fine to lump all "religiously inclined" together? It is okay to paint all those who believe that something exists beyond our finite senses as superstitious fools who believe in unicorns and magic? All who follow a religious paths are but dupes who are simply not smart enough to see the world as you do.
We poor religiously inclined fools, if only we were as brilliant and wise as you.
The intolerance and lack of understanding displayed by this and your multitude of other similar comments convinces me that, whatever your guiding ethos is, I am damn glad it's not mine and I certainly hope it never becomes that which is held by the majority of humankind.