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Responding to atheists (view source)
Revision as of 11:52, January 31, 2023
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''See also:'' [[Atheism and dogmatism]] and [[Atheism and open-mindedness]]
''See also:'' [[Atheism and dogmatism]] and [[Atheism and open-mindedness]]
[[Cognitive dissonance]] is stress or discomfort caused by simultaneously holding contradictory ideas.
[[Cognitive dissonance]] is stress or discomfort caused by simultaneously holding contradictory ideas. Due to the great abundance of evidence for theism, atheists often harbor doubts about the validity of atheism (See: [[Atheists doubting the validity of atheism]] and [[Doubts that atheists exist]]
Research indicates that atheists tend to be more dogmatic and less open-minded (See: [[Atheism and dogmatism]] and [[Atheism and open-mindedness]]).
Research indicates that atheists tend to be more dogmatic and less open-minded (See: [[Atheism and dogmatism]] and [[Atheism and open-mindedness]]).