Why atheists are accused of being ignorant or brainwashed?
I read the Bible, studied the Koran, the Torah, The Vegas, the Buddhist texts, the Greek religion, Egyptian religion, Wicca beliefs, Taoism, Shinto, Voodoo (Africa and the Caribbean), Jainism, traditions Native Americans of all parties, the list is long. After careful consideration of all these things are not compatible, I decided that my beleifs Crhistian was no better no worse than the other myths and superstitions. It was a revelation that came through the study. Then I felt a lot better in my life and I feel much happier as a atheist than I think. No one knocks on my door and pushed the evolution of my face, I studied in science class, along with other scientific theories that were supported by the facts. The evolution never questioned my faith. I decided that faith was erroneous. I realized that superstition and myth are obstacles to rational thinking. JE I'm not misinformed. If you can not discuss the topic without insults, what say?
I thought it was to us Christians, who always called "washing brain "" I guess "brainwashing" includes any person who does not share a specific belief, even if his atheism … My dear friend, the problem with you conclude that all is well, is that the study without the help of the Holy Saint. You never had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. If you had, you know that is the truth and makes him free. If I had to study without knowing God, I would choose one of these new age beliefs, because that is what my body wants, but not my spirit. The Bible says: "The man without the Spirit does not accept things that come from the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him, and he can not understand, because they are spiritually judge. "1 Corinthians 2:14
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