Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We don't.
But we care about what is true. So if the subject comes up, be prepared to hear our thoughts.
But nearly every atheist is happy to let you believe what you like as long as you don't choose legislation based on it.
Tell that to most ‘new converts’ to atheism. Nothing makes a zealot like a new convert.
Sure but people are not born with religion. It's a societal construct. Whether family/location you're born to will influence your first religious exposure. And some of course are born into non religious families, those are not converts. They just are.
And no, I don't want to convert you either. But I don't want my secular government policies set based on any religious adherence.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We don't.
But we care about what is true. So if the subject comes up, be prepared to hear our thoughts.
But nearly every atheist is happy to let you believe what you like as long as you don't choose legislation based on it.
Tell that to most ‘new converts’ to atheism. Nothing makes a zealot like a new convert.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We don't.
But we care about what is true. So if the subject comes up, be prepared to hear our thoughts.
But nearly every atheist is happy to let you believe what you like as long as you don't choose legislation based on it.
Tell that to most ‘new converts’ to atheism. Nothing makes a zealot like a new convert.
Anonymous wrote:?
I’m not trying to convert anyone.
Anonymous wrote:We don't.
But we care about what is true. So if the subject comes up, be prepared to hear our thoughts.
But nearly every atheist is happy to let you believe what you like as long as you don't choose legislation based on it.
Anonymous wrote:And why are math teachers always going on and on about numbers, too?