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Atheists & Agnostics

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5. It's been a common pattern

Tue Dec 1, 2015, 12:37 PM

Dec 2015

among the religionists here to deny that when two different "faiths" make directly contradictory truth claims, at least one of them MUST be wrong.

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You know what the "Interfaith"-concept reminds me of? Conspiracy-theorists. [View all] DetlefK Dec 2015 OP

You have a world of bad ideas. nt valerief Dec 2015 #1

Well, a religion is an explanation. Right? DetlefK Dec 2015 #3

The thing that you are missing Curmudgeoness Dec 2015 #9

I see. Birds of feather crazy. nt valerief Dec 2015 #11

Besides AlbertCat Dec 2015 #16

I think that's an apt comparison. trotsky Dec 2015 #2

That last sentence nails it. Goblinmonger Dec 2015 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Pacifist Patriot Dec 2015 #7

It's been a common pattern skepticscott Dec 2015 #5

Two caveats: Act_of_Reparation Dec 2015 #8

Nailed it: trotsky Dec 2015 #10

Nah, conspiracy theorists sometimes seem quite rational. mr blur Dec 2015 #12

They don't attack each other until... onager Dec 2015 #15