Most importantly, from the perspective of those who believe in an afterlife, is there any evidence of a soul which can survive the death of the brain and go on to live in a different form?
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I'm talking about religious tweeps and metaphysics coz you have reminded me I meant to. It is not about you, tho.
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Helen, I'm deeply personally offended. Give me some time to process, dammit. Live look in:pic.twitter.com/6Mibccovxs
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And many Christians are the worst about it. Judaism at least encourages analytical thought over rote dogmatic gobbledygook.
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Christians like to argue with me. Jews usually don't but I sense them rolling their eyes.
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Nobody ever tries to argue with me anymore and it bums me out because religion and politics aren my favorite things to discuss. That is, assuming whoever discussing it w/doesn’t just argue in circles and call me a heathen. So it goes.

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All to the point of, I’m comfortable with my atheism, such that it is, that I don’t consider myself anti-theist a la Dawkins or Hitch if he were still with us (I wish). I respect others’ religiosity (w/exceptions) if it helps them be good people & good stewards of our world.
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