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I see too many ridiculous posts about people declaring they don't believe in ridiculous things. Lighten up folks. Why are you so dedicated to proving yourself with logic against the illogical instead of just being right and enjoying the one life we have?

CaptnChainsaw 4 June 29
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If you have to ask, you are not ready to understand the answer.

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Exactly. I keep asking people here why they care so much, since it's all nonsense anyway.

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erm.......many of us have become atheists because we are sceptical of anything that isn't evidence based. We are critical thinkers and wonder why others who are so adament there is no god but believe in the zodiac, crystals, homeopathy etc etc. I guess we like to point out the discrepancy in this in order that others become critical thinkers.

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Because it's an internal conflict. You don't just go POOF! and it goes away. If you do then you're not there yet. it comes. The anger phase happens because escape velocity must be much faster/stronger than normal cruising speed once you get some objectivity. Then when you're above it things get so distant and you wonder how you got sucked in. Being angry is a natural reaction. After awhile it goes away - especially if during that time you develop a new foundation that more befits your new person. Now I see it as you say, but occasionally they will sucker me into hating them again until I can feel the distance again. How we are raised has a tremendous impact on who we are later in life. It's not an easy conflict to resolve. Professionally we call it "cognitive dissonance".

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Because we like being obtuse !

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