My theory on why people start stupid religious forums...
- L. Andrew Marrposted 14 years ago
0The problem is ignorance, which stems from a lack of knowledge and understanding of life. I'll leave it there.
Well, I am not in the habit of NOT reading the OP and then making a comment, without knowing exactly was going on.
But, thank you for the advice. And, besides, if I quote the OP piece, for which, is the person I am talking to in the forum, then I am really not obligated to respond to anyone else, unless I want to, like the person I was talking to.
If someone else jumps into my conversation with another person, just because they feel the need to impose their belief on me, then I'm only going to get angry, because of their lack of knowledge and understanding of life, which lead them to try to impose their belief system on my life. Again, thank you for your input.
Indeed. Cogito ergo sum does it for me. Im good with Latin terms
I agree with that!
I certainly feel outrage at some of it!
yeah, gosh knows they are the only two interesting hubbers around here
if you don't like it, why read it? are your sensibilities really so tender that they get vigorously assaulted when you have to (heaven forfend) scroll through a bunch of religious topics?
oh boy...
I feel the same. tantrum along with many others have provided good solid nonpartisan evidence subject to scientific methods of examination for months previously. Not one reply that was related to the subject resulted from this. Impeccable sources, masses of emperical evidence, peer reviewed, backed by the reality that theory must slot in to all related theory to be considered, etc etc.
What a waste of time! Indoctrination is totally blinding to the extremist religionists on here. I should know better than to try and reach out with reality, I was one of them for a few years.The last place most people want to go is to the source of their thinking, and religion helps to keep people away from self examination with the "devil in the corner" thinking.
There are some of us who are sure of their personal beliefs be it in Allah, God or the spaghetti guy. I don't need to prove anything, nor am I interested in arguing about it on a forum. I do not go to threads of a different belief so I can post insults. There is a total lack of respect or an inability to leave alone what does not interest some. Just my thoughts, Holly
- Crazdwriterposted 14 years ago0
I am with you there, Luke...too many religion forums. Where are the fun forums where people chat and have fun not argue and try to get everyone else banned.
oh well to each their own.
and yes I too have noticed more hubbers have gone. i personally left too but I came back because ppl actually missed me.. aaaaaa Randy that was a sweet thing to say and yes I do have some friends, not really close but a phone call would be fine. But I have asked for help on here
writing wise 
that is true...i did put up a panic one when my MIL was coming
oh I thought I couldn't breath!
- Crazdwriterposted 14 years ago0
See ya Luke...time for me to go to I need to run over to Michael's and get more wreaths for one of my 2010 hobbies
ttyl Luke and RK - lyricsingrayposted 14 years ago0
- zampanoposted 14 years ago0
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I enjoy religion forums !!- ralwusposted 14 years ago0
He is too young to have a theory.
LOL Zampano. That's f-ing brilliant!
My theory is that there are two kinds of people: Direct and Indirect.
Directs see things in black and white. They spend their lives (and hours on the Forums) trying to convince other Directs that Black is White or White is Black, depending on their persuasion (in this case, Believers vs. Non-Believers).
Indirects, on the other hand, are essentially Observers and Chroniclers. They see infinite shades of Gray. They are fascinated with personality typing and with why other people do the things they do. So in this scenario, the Indirect will start a thread about WHY other people start threads on a topic just to see how other people respond.
But you gotta watch out for those Indirects, as they are clever and cunning and will ultimately get you muddled into a cranial knot. MM- Marliza Gunterposted 14 years ago0
That's why I don't fight seriously any more. I´ve decided that's healthier to laugh
- shazwellynposted 14 years ago0
- cosetteposted 14 years ago0
Just so!
- cosetteposted 14 years ago0
How so?
I said that I tend not to visit religious forums, not that I do not visit them. The post also had a pertinent point, so am not entirely sure where you are coming from.
I actually came here after having a gander at Cosette's profile
Well, in the thread above you did say religionists have mental problems, not that I disagree with that, then you say you would not come out and tell them, which you have just done.
You also sound like you're critical of those who do have a go at them openly as if we are wasting our time but you are not. Probably just the way you worded it. Cosette is a gem!
- khmohsinposted 14 years ago0
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