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Originally Posted by weateallthepies
On this I agree. Philip Pullman summed it up on the publication of his last book:
Isn't that exactly what you do when you constantly point people towards "The good book".
I'm not aggressive or offended. There have been plenty of reasonable comments and questions many of which you have not replied to.
I'm not offended in the slightest. Neither am I a monster. I'm not good because I fear hell, I'm good because I wish to live a peaceful and happy life within society. If atheists are all so self-centered, how do you explain secular charity?
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You need to read more carefully what I wrote, and I have tried to respond to people here on this forum. Keep in my mind that I do think its possible to be an atheist and live an ethical life. Also note that I haven't pointed people to the "book" as often as others using wiki articles to back up there points. You know what, I like it when people try to explain their own ideas without reference to external books and so forth. You know... using logic.