Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown? (page 6)

sabastious

You are correct, a rundown of my "left-field" ideas would be off topic :)

-Sab

cyberjesus

hold on, someone is knocking at my door. im not gonna open because of the way his knocking he could be a JW...

cyberjesus

So If I call someone stupid, that makes me intolerant? of what? of stupidity?

sabastious

hold on, someone is knocking at my door. im not gonna open because of the way his knocking he could be a JW...

You mean they knocked four separate times then rang the doorbell?

-Sab

sabastious

So If I call someone stupid, that makes me intolerant? of what? of stupidity?

Depends on the reasons for the accusation. If you call someone stupid because they don't have a skill that you possess then it does make you intolerant.

-Sab

sabastious

double post

VampireDCLXV

So If I call someone stupid, that makes me intolerant? of what? of stupidity?

It makes you intolerant of what *YOU* define as stupidity or someone who is stupid. It CAN be a slippery slope. No?

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tec

Atheists generalize about theists. Theists generalize about atheists. Both sides get mad at the other side for doing what they, themselves, do.

*disclaimer - even this is a generalized statement, and I am well aware that not every theist or atheist generalizes, and then gets mad at the other side for doing the same thing *

But that is happening on this thread.

Tammy

sabastious

Generalizing should not be generalized. Simple logic, no?

-Sab

NomadSoul

I didn't get mad. I laughed. Then asked him to give details about his ideals.

Just clearing that up.

Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

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