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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Individuals should be held accountable for their actions - such as abusing others.

Organizations should be held accountable for their actions - such as covering up abuses.

Atheism isn’t an organization. Atheists aren’t connected to each other. We don’t look to other for guidance. And we certainly don’t have “thought leaders”.

You can’t see that because you are stuck in your religious frame of reference. You can’t imagine life without that framework. And it appears you have no intellectual curiosity to even attempt to see it any differently. Sad. [/quote]

You clearly don’t know what a thought leader is. Google it and come back to us.

Also, do you really think people buy his books because they want to reject all his ideas? [/quote]

Again, totally different mindset. No thought leaders.

So far we only know a few religious people on here who’ve bought his books… Maybe they are athecurious? 
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Not me. Unlike you guys, many of us religious people aren’t afraid of exploring differing ideas, with the goal of deepening our understanding of our religions. I read some of Dawkins’ writings and was unimpressed with the bombast and pomposity. Sort of like DCUM’s atheists, come to think of it. [/quote]

How does reading about atheism deepen your understanding of any religion? 
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Any thoughtful person knows that staying in your own bubble, without ever challenging your beliefs, isn’t much. You should try it. [/quote]

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