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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it is it ok to say believers are stupid is it ok to say atheists are stupid? [/quote] Well, no. In the couple of posts prior, there is evidence for the "stupidity" of believers. The atheists have demonstrated the opposite, intelligence. [/quote] Some believers are quite intelligent, though it doesn't show through in their belief in God. Also, some atheists are not so smart, except regarding their lack of belief in God. I am no smarter now that I am an atheist. I am simply better informed.[/quote] I don’t believe that theists are, in general, stupid. But many clearly have to retreat to illogical positions to support their theological ones.[/quote] I believe that anyone who insists the flying spaghetti monster lives under my bed is less rational than me. They're making a claim they can't back up with reason or evidence. There's no reason to hold to the belief, and yet they do it anyway. To me, irrational = illogical = stupid. [/quote] Sure, that's fine, you can make it that simple if you need to. I don't quite see it that way. People who aren't stupid can have stupid ideas and do stupid things. We all do sometimes. FYI This is not a defense of theism in any way, it is an entirely irrational position with grossly insufficient evidence for it.[/quote] It’s not clear, but the PP could have meant that the [i]positions[/i] were “irrational = illogical = stupid”. Describing the behavior, not the person. [/quote] Someone here thinks that everything is about them. Quoted section used "to me" not "you are" or "they are". They were expressing their viewpoint. They are probably a Christian. They are taught their life has purpose and meaning and is part of God's special plan for them. [/quote] If an atheist were told or thought they were told they were irrational, illogical, and stupid would they find that annoying? Or just relax in their superiority and ngaf? I will start ngaf. Ta ta.[/quote] No one was "told" anything. If an irrational, illogical, and stupid person "thought they were told" something, then being annoyed is a reasonable reaction. That reaction is on them for their irrational, illogical, and stupid thinking. As an atheist, I am able to rationalize what the PP was expressing. Thus, it does not bother me. I am also not trying to represent all atheists. They can speak for themselves, as most do. [/quote]
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