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SOPHIE FOREVER
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I honestly don't think that intelligence is a whole mind thing. We could be intelligent on one subject and unintelligent on another. A genius physicist might not be able to utilize his intelligence for analyzing art films or they may be entirely socially unintelligent. I think that we all have blind spots like that. That's why it's good to be skeptical of yourself above all others because you're the best person at fooling yourself that there is.
Also, people find religion comforting, and it's hard to get them to find anything that might take away that comfort such as lack of evidence, origins and history of their religious texts, etc.
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Jacob Sartorius
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The best way to deal with a person who believes in a higher power with no evidence is think in the back of your kind that they're going to waste their entire life believing in a higher power, only to be disappointed in the end.
Also, another thing I never understood is practicing your religion. Like going to church, etc. If someone truly believes in what they believe, why do they feel it is necessary to go to church every Sunday to prove it. I know people find it comforting to be around other people who share your beliefs, but why does the church have to be involved? It may be an obvious answer, but it's something I always found pointless. |
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SOPHIE FOREVER
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I asked my parents about that a while ago, since I know that they already understand the religion back and forth. They said that the main reason that they go is for the community.
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SOPHIE FOREVER
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Depending on who it is I might be down for that.
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Oracle
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Obviously the America Im refering too was in the 90s.
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Toasted Poster
Join Date: Oct 2014
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Which suffered a massive hangover from the 80s. We're still suffering to this day.
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