Anybody want to tell these people Gods don't exist?
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Of course there's pockets of "developing" cultures that are hugely under-educated, and consequently strongly religious.
Areas in Asia, the Pacific, Africa, South and central America and of course the middle east and even parts of eastern Europe still cling to their old ways and religious beliefs.
We have four choices as aware, un-addicted-to-any-religion people;
1.Fear, avoid, and reject the Religious
2. Ignore them
3. Engage them in a non-confrontational way (so we wouldn't "tell these people" god doesn't exist; we'd find common ground for gaining their trust).
4.Engage them in a confrontational way (which leads to wars, killings, etc).
I vote for #3
Robecology
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Same with our bible belt
@bobwjr my first thoughts also. haha
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