"Also, “National Secular Society” this “Secular Coalition for America” that, here a “Free Inquiry” there a “Council for Secular Humanism” and on it goes."
And in the domain of Christianity we have "Episcopalian" this, "Baptist" that, here a "Mormon" there a "Catholic" and on it goes.
Obviously, Christians speak with one, solid, united voice, so why can't everyone else, right Mariano?
I suppose most would categorize me as an "agnostic" because I think that there may exist a god, but there is no way of knowing it or proving it. Accordingly, I assume that there is no god. The same rule of thumb applies to Big Foot or to unicorns; they very well may exist somewhere in the world or in the universe, but until they are discovered, they should not be accepted.
"Also, “National Secular Society” this “Secular Coalition for America” that, here a “Free Inquiry” there a “Council for Secular Humanism” and on it goes."
ReplyDeleteAnd in the domain of Christianity we have "Episcopalian" this, "Baptist" that, here a "Mormon" there a "Catholic" and on it goes.
Obviously, Christians speak with one, solid, united voice, so why can't everyone else, right Mariano?
What species of atheist are you Mr. Secularist?
ReplyDeleteI suppose most would categorize me as an "agnostic" because I think that there may exist a god, but there is no way of knowing it or proving it. Accordingly, I assume that there is no god. The same rule of thumb applies to Big Foot or to unicorns; they very well may exist somewhere in the world or in the universe, but until they are discovered, they should not be accepted.
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