::::And the point of all this? Atheists frequently lump all "religions" together (i.e. anything other than atheism or its variants) as somehow "different" to Atheism. Yet, as I explained above, ''both'' are core beliefs on which our actions are based. Atheism is not qualitatively "better" than religion simply because it's atheistic, yet that's the way they very frequently seem to argue. The very argument here, that theists base their actions on their particular theistic beliefs whilst atheists don't, is a case in point. | ::::And the point of all this? Atheists frequently lump all "religions" together (i.e. anything other than atheism or its variants) as somehow "different" to Atheism. Yet, as I explained above, ''both'' are core beliefs on which our actions are based. Atheism is not qualitatively "better" than religion simply because it's atheistic, yet that's the way they very frequently seem to argue. The very argument here, that theists base their actions on their particular theistic beliefs whilst atheists don't, is a case in point. |