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Anonymous10/18/25, 20:42No.18085260
Does religion make you think you're better than non-believers?
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Anon10/18/25, 21:24No.18085392
this is literally based on the individuals personality. but everyone in this thread will say yes
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Anon10/18/25, 21:27No.18085400
No, it also makes you think you're better than other believers
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Anon10/18/25, 22:57No.18085679
> Does religion make you think you're better than non-believers?
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Anon10/18/25, 23:01No.18085695
>Does religion make you think you're better than non-believers?
I know for a fact that I am better than non-believers because I wear the righteousness of Jesus Christ. They do not. When God judges me, he is going to see a blameless man. When he judges those who rejected the gift offered in his Son, he will see trash, termites, and rats.
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Anon10/19/25, 01:52No.18086104
>Killed my self.
Whoa good job dude now the world can get on without you.
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Anon10/19/25, 02:42No.18086240
yes because atheism presupposed individual consciousness and action comes from a point of rationality, when humans are the most irrational of animals. cognitive dissonance is a purely human trait, and our ability to form words that express these sentiments can create fantastical worlds in which the lower animals simply unable to attain. and not only that, but attempting to solve the puzzles of the universe using rational means will only get us back to the level of the lower animals, in which everything is dependent on biology and not faculties of a mind that creates texts such as the Bible, War And Peace by Tolstoy and Tolkien's masterworks, thus leading to something that unites humanity other than abject survival.