I think religious ppl are motivated by compassion when they say they'd eradicate atheism.
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eradication of Atheism would defy God, unless it is the wish that God Himself removed it so.
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Replying to @Akiezruk
This is a different argument. Your original one is that not all believers wld let thousands die of cancer to get rid of atheism
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Replying to @HPluckrose
why is it limited to one argument? I gave multiple answers for multiple questions.
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Replying to @Akiezruk
I was interested in your first point. That's the one I responded to. But never mind. I'm bored now. Getting nowhere.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I gave a response to my first point. What happens in the afterlife is choice, cancer is not in this life(a choice).
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Replying to @Akiezruk
So if you could make atheism vanish & save billions torture - show everyone God exists - you wouldn't do this coz must be a choice
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Even tho its not a choice. People can't choose to believe in things they can't believe in.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
now you're no longer going on the scope of theoretic's. Rather than anecdotal opinions.
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Replying to @Akiezruk
It's not actually going to happen. It's a hypothetical question. Perhaps rephrase "What do you wish didn't exist more?"
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It's very unlikely that Eve was suggesting overruling God.
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