theism and extremism is a mentally illness .

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Permalink Reply by Jaume on April 15, 2010 at 8:00am

A trip to the Andes, a new haircut or tattoo, or getting laid often can achieve the same thing. It ultimately depends on people - we react differently to stimuli.

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Permalink Reply by Johnsky on April 15, 2010 at 11:38am

All of those.
All of those things, I want to do in the same trip.

I'll take that please.

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Permalink Reply by Jezzy on April 15, 2010 at 10:01am

Extremism, maybe. But there are plenty of rational, sane "theists". They tend to ignore the bible and organized religion though.

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Permalink Reply by H.Q. on August 11, 2010 at 4:00pm

i agree with the Nerd and Jezzy .
religious people have this misconception about atheists being depressed and that they believe in nothing . i remember my first exposure to atheists . they were my friends for a while , then the subject of evolution came up and i was receptive to the idea. not that i was anywhere close to being religious at the time ;)
i aslo have encountered rational muslims . who simply take Gods words as orders. even though they might question its logic.they still assume it to be Godly orders and rationalize it something like God knows better in the long run .

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