Or are atheists more violent than theists?
How can we know? Can we know?
What is the evidence one way or another?
How can we know? Can we know?
What is the evidence one way or another?
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I think there could be a difference, but we can't know. I think there are some very peaceful atheists out there. We tend to remember the bad ones and forget the good ones.Or are atheists more violent than theists?
How can we know? Can we know?
What is the evidence one way or another?
Or are atheists more violent than theists?
How can we know? Can we know?
What is the evidence one way or another?
If religion can not result in a discernible change in behaviour for the better then what is its value?
It boils down to the heart of man. the more evil the heart, the more violent that person can become.Or are atheists more violent than theists?
How can we know? Can we know?
What is the evidence one way or another?
I think some people use it as part of their identity, though I tend to agree with the outlook that if it isn't helping one exercise positive behavior or to bring meaning to their lives, its probably not valuable. (The same can be said for a strongly held non belief.)
It boils down to the heart of man. the more evil the heart, the more violent that person can become.
If religion can not result in a discernible change in behaviour for the better then what is its value?
Are some people more violent than others? That seems pretty likely, based on fairly casual observation.
So what makes some people more violent than others? Religion, polictics, psychology, taste in music or theatre? Ain't got a clue.
So what makes some people more violent than others? Religion, polictics, psychology, taste in music or theatre? Ain't got a clue.