Right, so how is saying you have no religious beliefs and thus believe in nothing inaccurate? You don’t believe in God, gods, any religion, any heaven or hell, no afterlife, no sin, no salvation, no prayer, nothing of a religious nature. We are in a religious forum discussing religion. We aren’t talking about any other things you might believe, this forum discussion centers on religion. You believe nothing about religion. How is that inaccurate?

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

You don't need this explained to you. You appear to be a troll but I do not think you are an idiot.

I do. It’s a huge contradiction. It makes no sense.

It makes perfect sense. It is not a contradiction. See the above post for a detailed explanation to help you understand.

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

Let me know what religious beliefs atheists have. I was under the impression they had none. But if that’s stupid, please illuminate what religious beliefs atheists have.

A handy guide for easier reading comprehension & grasp of logic:

THE ORIGINAL SENTENCE: "People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing."

DEFINED SUBJECTS: People with no religious beliefs

CLAIM ABOUT SUBJECTS: Subjects believes in nothing

THE MEME: "That statement is stupid".

YOUR OBJECTION: "Atheists have religious beliefs?"

See the disconnect?

What is stupid is the claim that people with no religious beliefs believe in nothing. We believe in all kinds of stuff. Just not a god.

Got it now? Did I break it down simply enough?

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

You don't need this explained to you. You appear to be a troll but I do not think you are an idiot.

I do. It’s a huge contradiction. It makes no sense.

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Anonymous wrote:It figures someone would take a nice picture of two young girls from different faiths and edit it to be disrespectful about both their faiths. Disgusting. People should learn to respect other people’s religious beliefs. It’s not hard. All it takes it kindness and emotional maturity, which apparently is sadly lacking in the lives of so many people.

I am not the poster of the picture. However I will point out you are saying "respect my ability to state what I believe, but I do not have to allow you the same respect".

When you truly know something as well as you can, you don't take offense when someone states the opposite. You just think they are wrong. Example: flat-earthers. Would you respond to a flat-earther with "kindness and emotional maturity"? Especially if they had elected officials trying to legislate teaching flat-earth theories in your kid's classroom?

No, you would not.

There’s nothing to do with legislative issues in a photo mocking a Christian child and Muslim child. It just shows the disregard and intolerance of the person who posted it.

People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing. That’s their choice, no one here cares. But they keep mocking other people’s beliefs.

The meme, which I did not post, is not mocking a Christian child and Muslim child, nor is it mocking the young adult stock photo models who may or may not hold those faiths. The meme mocks the beliefs and their contradictory but horrible objectives and threats of damnation.

It’s mocking the beliefs of the 2 largest religions in the world.

Yep! Just as it should and as you would when in discussion with a flat-earther. But at least a flat-earther doesn't condemn you to eternal torment! It just seems like that when you speak with them.

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

Let me know what religious beliefs atheists have. I was under the impression they had none. But if that’s stupid, please illuminate what religious beliefs atheists have.

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

You don't need this explained to you. You appear to be a troll but I do not think you are an idiot.

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Anonymous wrote:It figures someone would take a nice picture of two young girls from different faiths and edit it to be disrespectful about both their faiths. Disgusting. People should learn to respect other people’s religious beliefs. It’s not hard. All it takes it kindness and emotional maturity, which apparently is sadly lacking in the lives of so many people.

I am not the poster of the picture. However I will point out you are saying "respect my ability to state what I believe, but I do not have to allow you the same respect".

When you truly know something as well as you can, you don't take offense when someone states the opposite. You just think they are wrong. Example: flat-earthers. Would you respond to a flat-earther with "kindness and emotional maturity"? Especially if they had elected officials trying to legislate teaching flat-earth theories in your kid's classroom?

No, you would not.

There’s nothing to do with legislative issues in a photo mocking a Christian child and Muslim child. It just shows the disregard and intolerance of the person who posted it.

People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing. That’s their choice, no one here cares. But they keep mocking other people’s beliefs.

The meme, which I did not post, is not mocking a Christian child and Muslim child, nor is it mocking the young adult stock photo models who may or may not hold those faiths. The meme mocks the beliefs and their contradictory but horrible objectives and threats of damnation.

It’s mocking the beliefs of the 2 largest religions in the world.

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

People who are atheist have religious beliefs? Do tell.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It figures someone would take a nice picture of two young girls from different faiths and edit it to be disrespectful about both their faiths. Disgusting. People should learn to respect other people’s religious beliefs. It’s not hard. All it takes it kindness and emotional maturity, which apparently is sadly lacking in the lives of so many people.

I am not the poster of the picture. However I will point out you are saying "respect my ability to state what I believe, but I do not have to allow you the same respect".

When you truly know something as well as you can, you don't take offense when someone states the opposite. You just think they are wrong. Example: flat-earthers. Would you respond to a flat-earther with "kindness and emotional maturity"? Especially if they had elected officials trying to legislate teaching flat-earth theories in your kid's classroom?

No, you would not.

There’s nothing to do with legislative issues in a photo mocking a Christian child and Muslim child. It just shows the disregard and intolerance of the person who posted it.

People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing. That’s their choice, no one here cares. But they keep mocking other people’s beliefs.

The meme, which I did not post, is not mocking a Christian child and Muslim child, nor is it mocking the young adult stock photo models who may or may not hold those faiths. The meme mocks the beliefs and their contradictory but horrible objectives and threats of damnation.

The quakers

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People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing.

Anonymous wrote:Catholicism of course.

I don't think so: Alter boys, Indian Residential Schools. Have a peek across the border to the North for the second one, if necessary.

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Anonymous wrote:I'd guess good Christians, as well as good people from other religions who did not have an opportunity to learn about Jesus and reject him.

So you're better off never hearing about Jesus, than hearing about him and figuring that it's a just a story

If so, that just about excludes everyone in western society, because it's hard not to hear someone say that belief that Jesus died for your sins is the only route to heaven.

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Anonymous wrote:It figures someone would take a nice picture of two young girls from different faiths and edit it to be disrespectful about both their faiths. Disgusting. People should learn to respect other people’s religious beliefs. It’s not hard. All it takes it kindness and emotional maturity, which apparently is sadly lacking in the lives of so many people.

I am not the poster of the picture. However I will point out you are saying "respect my ability to state what I believe, but I do not have to allow you the same respect".

When you truly know something as well as you can, you don't take offense when someone states the opposite. You just think they are wrong. Example: flat-earthers. Would you respond to a flat-earther with "kindness and emotional maturity"? Especially if they had elected officials trying to legislate teaching flat-earth theories in your kid's classroom?

No, you would not.

There’s nothing to do with legislative issues in a photo mocking a Christian child and Muslim child. It just shows the disregard and intolerance of the person who posted it.

People who have no religious beliefs believe in nothing. That’s their choice, no one here cares. But they keep mocking other people’s beliefs.