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Deltaville
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15 Mar 2017, 1:07 am

Catholic here, though I have many atheist colleagues in my workplace who yield an accomodationist attitude towards my world view, and in which I accordingly reciprocate.


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15 Mar 2017, 1:39 am



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15 Mar 2017, 3:27 am

Deltaville wrote:
Catholic here, though I have many atheist colleagues in my workplace who yield an accomodationist attitude towards my world view, and in which I accordingly reciprocate.


Most of us are fairly reasonable, but it's important to remember that being an self-righteous asshat isn't exclusive to the religious. The less tolerant atheists tend to be the kind of people who are prone to fanaticism no matter what ideology they subscribe to.



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15 Mar 2017, 6:58 am

adifferentname wrote:
Deltaville wrote:
Catholic here, though I have many atheist colleagues in my workplace who yield an accomodationist attitude towards my world view, and in which I accordingly reciprocate.


Most of us are fairly reasonable, but it's important to remember that being an self-righteous asshat isn't exclusive to the religious. The less tolerant atheists tend to be the kind of people who are prone to fanaticism no matter what ideology they subscribe to.

I am an atheist and so many mainstream atheists make me ashamed.



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15 Mar 2017, 8:26 am

BettaPonic wrote:
adifferentname wrote:
Deltaville wrote:
Catholic here, though I have many atheist colleagues in my workplace who yield an accomodationist attitude towards my world view, and in which I accordingly reciprocate.


Most of us are fairly reasonable, but it's important to remember that being an self-righteous asshat isn't exclusive to the religious. The less tolerant atheists tend to be the kind of people who are prone to fanaticism no matter what ideology they subscribe to.

I am an atheist and so many mainstream atheists make me ashamed.


The shame is theirs. Many of them are ex-believers who have replaced their former religion with another quasi-religious ideology.



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15 Mar 2017, 3:08 pm

adifferentname wrote:
BettaPonic wrote:
adifferentname wrote:
Deltaville wrote:
Catholic here, though I have many atheist colleagues in my workplace who yield an accomodationist attitude towards my world view, and in which I accordingly reciprocate.


Most of us are fairly reasonable, but it's important to remember that being an self-righteous asshat isn't exclusive to the religious. The less tolerant atheists tend to be the kind of people who are prone to fanaticism no matter what ideology they subscribe to.

I am an atheist and so many mainstream atheists make me ashamed.


The shame is theirs. Many of them are ex-believers who have replaced their former religion with another quasi-religious ideology.

Thanks, I have seen some crazy atheists.