could you...

For me, religious questions are essentially factual ones - there either is or is not a god (or whatever). Whether there being a god is a nice idea, whether it makes you feel a certain way, whether it is a good or bad thing etc is all ultimately irrelevant. Much as I might be attracted to a faith in certain circumstances, I find I can no more believe it than I can believe sticking my hand into the fire is not going to hurt me; or believe that there is a pink dragon in my garage. I could - and would - fake belief to save my life or someone else's but I could not actually believe.

I'd swap my 'religion' to atheism. I believe it was the US Supreme Court that ruled that atheism was a religion, so that's my religion.

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Well Stranger , it is a very wierd question you have put forward .
How can you force someone to change religeon ?
if you would what would be your price or limit
Well pulling of fingernails might not be enough , but I suppose a red-hot poker through the eyeball might just push the limit ?~:confused:

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Originally Posted by Sjakihata

I'd swap my 'religion' to atheism. I believe it was the US Supreme Court that ruled that atheism was a religion, so that's my religion.

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Bleh. Religion is a belief, atheism is not. The supreme court should eat their words