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In reply to the discussion: What purposes are served by the religion forum that aren't better served by the interfaith forum? [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)36. The difference between the gungeon and religion is that
there is not a specific statement on this site about guns, while there is one about religion.
And there really is no opportunity for people on the two major sides of the gun debate to come to some agreement.
That is not the case with religion, OTOH. If people could agree to live and let live and see where they have commonalities instead of the relatively small difference of belief or non-belief, there is an opportunity to form alliances and work together.
However, I agree that the internet thrives on debate and disagreement. I'm not opposed to that, but I still believe it can be done in a civil fashion.
That, I believe, is the goal of the owners of this site.
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What purposes are served by the religion forum that aren't better served by the interfaith forum? [View all]
el_bryanto
Apr 2014
OP
This is it, exactly. The idea is to have a safe haven of sorts--the TOS spells it out.
MADem
Apr 2014
#24
Than what can we do to get it off the ground? It seems like the only threads that have legs in
el_bryanto
Apr 2014
#7
My involvement basically came out of a place where I got tired of seeing decent people get crapped
MADem
Apr 2014
#28
There was a reason for this: "Almost all of the support came from the DU atheist community".
rug
Apr 2014
#37