Ideally, they'd probably want everyone's God to be real for them but can't say this coz their god has the 'One True God' rule.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I absolutely agree with that. And they almost take that attitude in life despite not thinking it's true.
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Replying to @Liggi @HPluckrose
They are VERY slippery on Hell, too. They will dodge at any cost, or try and make it seem more palatable, or avoid etc
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Yes! That is why I am always surprised when I meet one who believes & justifies their god punishing thought-crime horribly!
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I think they see it more almost like a "law of nature" than as a "person" with rules.
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Replying to @Liggi @HPluckrose
Like they don't think "it's so unfair I have to follow the 'eat food' rule or I'll die", it's just the way it is.
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Replying to @Liggi @HPluckrose
We are looking at God as basically a really powerful King. I don't think they see it like that. Haha.
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I'd be interested to see the rate of apostasy among libertarians. High among LGBTprob due to motivation to question & doubt.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @Liggi
I doubt its as easy as looking up stats on religious ID among ppl who ID as libertarians in relation to the psychology I mean.
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My instinct would say it would be lower. Being auth means you have more conversations with others, more conflict.
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Interesting! But I probably conflate libertarianism with individualism too much. As a Christian, my conflict was with God!
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