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In reply to the discussion: Langston on the Validity of Christian Conversions from Atheism [View all]MineralMan
(151,259 posts)15. In my lifetime, I've known quite a few atheists. None of them were
hedonists. Rather, they were all good thinkers and logical people, with a strong sense of responsibility for others.
Maybe the author of that article was meeting a poor sort of atheist. I don't know.
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From the article: "Most were not atheists in an intellectual sense, they were merely hedonists."
Girard442
Sep 2018
#1
TL;DR version: A handful of people made a mistake, and some of them may even be honest.
Pope George Ringo II
Sep 2018
#3
They're your claims of converted atheists. That means it's your burden to prove the numbers
Pope George Ringo II
Sep 2018
#25