"Disagreement with faith = another faith"

[Buck]

Agree, or not agree?

[vividox]

This thread is devine.

[Vorian Atreides]

I believe atheists are required to answer "NO!" on this one.

And I'm inclined to agree with that answer (but for different reasons).

Originally Posted by Buck

Agree, or not agree?

??

Not sure what the question means. Do you mean that if you have any disagreements with a particular faith's teaching you can't be a member of that faith? I'd say "no" to that.

[Anthemyst]

Originally Posted by Lucy

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Not sure what the question means. Do you mean that if you have any disagreements with a particular faith's teaching you can't be a member of that faith? I'd say "no" to that.

No, he's (very awkwardly) referring to the rhetoric of, "Not beliving in God takes just as much faith as beliving in Him does! Atheism is just faith that God doesn't exist!"

[OddSox]

Originally Posted by Buck

Agree, or not agree?

that is the guestion:

Originally Posted by Anthemyst

No, he's (very awkwardly) referring to the rhetoric of, "Not beliving in God takes just as much faith as beliving in Him does! Atheism is just faith that God doesn't exist!"

Thanks. I don't agree with that, either.

[GargoyleWaiting]

Understand, or not understand?

[Klaymen]

I think it's an interesting question.

Not believing in God implies putting your faith in yourself.

I'm not suggesting that's a good thing.

[Agadefe]

Originally Posted by Falco

I think it's an interesting question.

Not believing in God implies putting your faith in yourself.

I'm not suggesting that's a good thing.

Or, perhaps, faith in the randomness of the universe.