You cant ask for proof of the exsitance of the Lord from one who knows him and expect others to follow you because they do not tell you how to find God.
because you are lost your try and find yourself by being lost in a group.
Anonymous
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Being open-minded does not mean accepting claims outright, it means demonstrating the willingness to consider new ones. An open-minded person is receptive to new ideas, opinions and arguments and wants to discover their real truth-value before accepting them. Atheists are generally very open-minded.
Unjustified belief in the supernatural does not automatically make someone open-minded and, conversely, disbelief (pending further evidence) does not automatically make someone close-minded.
Athiests simply do not usually exhibit gullibility or credulity. They maintain a standard of evidence proportional to the extraordinary nature of certain claims. They are usually open to the idea of god, but so far unconvinced by any evidence or argument put forward to support it.
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We're not a "group." We individually decided to become atheists, without the need to lean on magical cloud people and the bribe of afterlife.
Champion of Knowledge
The best way to learn anything is to teach someone else what you already know about it.
You learn nothing from teaching what you BELIEVE.
Biker4Life
Well isn't that convenient.