I’m not an atheist, rather an agnostic who believes that everyone is entitled to believe or not believe, so long as their religious choice doesn’t impinge upon my right to think as I do. I respect everyone’s need (or lack thereof) to worship a god or godess in whatever anthromorphic or non-anthropromorphic form they choose.
Sadly, far too many people insist their their particular brand of worship is the only true one and everyone else is doomed. Most wars, in one form or another, have religious intolerance as a causal factor.
I deem myself a religious and political agnostic but could just as easily be called a religious and political cynic, I suppose.
I’m not an atheist, rather an agnostic who believes that everyone is entitled to believe or not believe, so long as their religious choice doesn’t impinge upon my right to think as I do. I respect everyone’s need (or lack thereof) to worship a god or godess in whatever anthromorphic or non-anthropromorphic form they choose.
Sadly, far too many people insist their their particular brand of worship is the only true one and everyone else is doomed. Most wars, in one form or another, have religious intolerance as a causal factor.
I deem myself a religious and political agnostic but could just as easily be called a religious and political cynic, I suppose.