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Atheists & Agnostics

Arugula Latte

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3. Sometimes I think that, but, on the other hand,

Reply to bvf (Reply #2)

Sat Apr 25, 2015, 12:58 PM

Apr 2015

look how quickly public opinion on gay marriage turned around. There might be a tipping point in the next decade or so where enough people either lose their "faith," never get any (e.g. young people), or know enough atheist/agnostics that they get more tolerant. Who knows, though. This country seems to have its head up its ass on a lot of things.

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Less than 40% of would-be MPs claim a belief in God (UK) [View all] mr blur Apr 2015 OP

Good thing they aren't running in the US. n/t malthaussen Apr 2015 #1

Indeed. bvf Apr 2015 #2

Sometimes I think that, but, on the other hand, Arugula Latte Apr 2015 #3

"This country seems to have its head up its ass on a lot of things." Curmudgeoness Apr 2015 #4

Yes you are. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #5