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Divad123

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3. Sometimes
Thu Apr 16, 2020, 08:05 PM
Apr 2020

Sometimes as in churches that are 'away from the world' in their theology. Other times it can make flying into a building seem like a good idea. Mostly religiosity, and I mean more than half of folks, religiosity is a form of fundamentalism that gives a rigid world view steeped in legalism and dividing the world into 'saved' and 'sinners' leaving folks approaching life with a fantasy role playing war game. Us vs Satan. Really useful to authoritarians and nothing about a sense of connection to a loving god or universe.

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a difference [View all] Divad123 Apr 2020 OP
An intertesting post. guillaumeb Apr 2020 #1
Sometimes Divad123 Apr 2020 #3
What you describe as truths are not factual and have more to do with belief Major Nikon Apr 2020 #2
awareness Divad123 Apr 2020 #4
These are still your beliefs and not facts Major Nikon Apr 2020 #5
standard Divad123 Apr 2020 #6
"Quality" is a subjective observation Major Nikon Apr 2020 #7
epistemology Divad123 Apr 2020 #9
If you are talking about a purely neurological state edhopper Apr 2020 #8
Not quite Divad123 Apr 2020 #10
I don't accept the existence edhopper Apr 2020 #11
not saying that Divad123 Apr 2020 #12
Oh edhopper Apr 2020 #13
Yes Divad123 Apr 2020 #14
Zen edhopper Apr 2020 #15
And Divad123 Apr 2020 #16
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