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In reply to the discussion: To those who choose to profess a religion, that's fine. I have no problem with you believing [View all]lindysalsagal
(22,926 posts)69. Sorry for the damage religious people caused. It's real.
Religious trauma has finally been acknowledged as one of many kinds of trauma. For many, religion isn't loving or supportive. It's a sanctification of abuse.
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To those who choose to profess a religion, that's fine. I have no problem with you believing [View all]
Atticus
Sep 2022
OP
Nothing beats it though! According to the guy who hasn't read it too. Like a miracle?
czarjak
Sep 2022
#5
Not that they don't believe, but that they don't care about the contradictions presented.
plimsoll
Sep 2022
#60
The DIFFERENCE is, that the poster does NOT seek to force their views on others, does
niyad
Sep 2022
#73
Oftentimes, the method of religion is more important than the God of religion.
keithbvadu2
Sep 2022
#45
Really, I don't think this is a very respectful post nor neccesary at DU. I will just say this.
Demsrule86
Sep 2022
#19
Maybe you should READ the OP. It says nothing about Christianity or any specific
Atticus
Sep 2022
#21
What was the purpose of the post? I have seen no one call you or anyone else out for not
Demsrule86
Sep 2022
#22
So you don't regard a person believing in something for which there is no evidence
onenote
Sep 2022
#59
We are not the ones asserting that a supernatural realm and magical creatures exist.
Sky Jewels
Sep 2022
#63
The thing I find amusing is that everyone, even christians are atheists when it comes to some other
Solomon
Sep 2022
#76
How about this for respect for your pushing your religion on children FUCK OFF!
alphafemale
Sep 2022
#65
Many, many years ago, a close friend of mine in his late 60s went to the ER for back pain...
40RatRod
Sep 2022
#20
That which is beyond evidence is beyond science and reality in a science-based world.
Moostache
Sep 2022
#38
You mean devoutly religious like those evil and medieval ASSHOLE Opus Dei Catholics
Sky Jewels
Sep 2022
#64
Magical thinking does not, on the whole hold up logically, no matter what sense it makes.
Ford_Prefect
Sep 2022
#30
When the theocracy takes over (Christian of course), the Satanist and Atheist will probably lose the
keithbvadu2
Sep 2022
#47
It's the people who try to impose / force their beliefs on others I have a problem with.
Initech
Sep 2022
#39
Even "good" Christianity is framed as a male god & his male spawn (from the sky god's rape of Mary)
Sky Jewels
Sep 2022
#66
I'm overtly hostile towards certain religious beliefs and practices and I don't apologize for that.
hunter
Sep 2022
#79
Let be, htf do you have time in your life to worry about other peoples sex lives/family choices?
Brainfodder
Sep 2022
#81