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Which path do you prefer?
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skado | 16 comments
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Is there an afterlife? of any sort
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Albert_Camus | 28 comments
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Hands up all those who have had a discussion with a deeply religious friend, colleague or family member or even a complete stranger (ie the preacher on the street) and actually produced such a ...
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darien75 | 6 comments
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Who do atheists thank on Thanksgiving? [youtube.com]
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CuriousCreature | 24 comments
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What has been your experience with humanist/agnostic/athiest groups that meet in person?
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RationalThinker | 10 comments
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Open minded?
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WeaZ | 11 comments
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What's your belief?
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JosiahHendr | 12 comments
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What is your moral compass?
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Gaiana818 | 55 comments
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Submit a haiku
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Dazeypanda | 20 comments
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Is knowledge only probabilistic?
Rene Descartes is probably the most famous of philosophers for limiting knowledge, but many others have come to the conclusion that everything and anything we have...
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BeerAndWine | 7 comments
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Agnosticcoms who have lived in multiple US states, what are some cultural differences you weren’t prepared for?
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celticagent | 4 comments
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Illegality against morality
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Paddypereira | 6 comments
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POLL Do you display any symbols of your humanist philosophy?
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Diogenes1972 | 24 comments
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LINK Believing without evidence is always morally wrong | Aeon Ideas
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tnorman1236 | 11 comments
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What is your ideal self? What does it mean to be your highest self?
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Zackalberto | 37 comments
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LINK Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its Illusoriness Liberates Us Rather Than Taking Away Our Freedom – Brain Pickings
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tnorman1236 | 11 comments
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If you could make a rule that everyone had to follow, what would it be?
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SleeplessInTexas | 92 comments
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Is there anyone here that values the teachings of the bible, but rejects it's supernatural elements?
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Wrain62 | 90 comments
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There will be a few times in your life when all your instincts will tell you to do something, something that defies logic, upsets your plans, and may seem crazy to others. When that happens, you do ...
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Markwilliams | 35 comments
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Who's a person who inspires you? I don't just mean politicians - I mean activists, writers, organizers, communicators, media figures - everybody in every field. Who gives you hope?
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Flettie | 64 comments
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LINK Philosophers Name the Best Philosophy Books: From Stoicism and Existentialism, to Metaphysics & Ethics for Artificial Intelligence | Open Culture
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tnorman1236 | 6 comments
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Why is the label African Americans used to describe black Americans
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paul1967 | 37 comments
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An interesting way to talk to theists:
I'm a probation officer. Part of my job is to meet with lifelong criminals and in meeting that last less then an hour maybe every other week we need to use ...
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Adamhayes_1986 | 16 comments
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"Providing people with more and better information is unlikely to improve matters.
Most of our views are shaped by communal group-think rather than individual rationality, and we hold on to these ...
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Matias | 11 comments
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What would you consider "The meaning of life" to be?
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Infomaniac | 64 comments
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“You are not the same person you were 10 years ago.”
That was our lesson in our Sociology class. My professor, who has seen many people go in and out of his life, had told a story of two people...
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CesStuart | 21 comments
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Outside Time and Space?
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paul1967 | 50 comments
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LINK What Would Happen If Everyone Truly Believed Everything Is One? - Scientific American Blog Network
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tnorman1236 | 18 comments
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Validity of a theory
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Williamrj17 | 33 comments
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Political correctness was not even the original term it was called Alternate insert target here.
It's purpose was the recognition of prejudices that had become so normalised that they had ...
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LenHazell53 | 20 comments
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Is the solution to "hate speech" more speech or less speech?
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IamBane | 60 comments
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One of the questions on this site when I signed up was if I believe in God or gods, and then it asked for a percentage. I was going to put down 100% no but I saw that 99% was also an option, which I ...
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jimdaughters | 40 comments
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Whenever you egaged in an angry altercation with someone else, haven't you invariably thought that the other person was absolutely wrong, and you were absolutely right? Why do we think so?
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Noyi | 27 comments
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Are there any special purpose in our life other than eating, drinking, sleeping, making merry, quarrelling, amassing wealth, criticising others and such other silly things?
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Noyi | 55 comments
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What life-altering things should every human ideally get to experience at least once in their lives?
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WeaZ | 49 comments
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I just left Christianity, and they talk a lot about this "darkness" that Jesus delivered them from. I've been wondering, what is this darkness? Is it other religions as well as Satan? When the ...
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BongoCat | 21 comments
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POLL Does evil exist? As non-believers do we still accept the concept of evil in its pure form?
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273kelvin | 72 comments
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One of the arguments made by the religious, is that religion/scripture is the source of our morality.
I haven't seen the argument made against it that, scriptures are written documents, by humans,...
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rob2691 | 15 comments
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How many of you attend services, but are agnostic?
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Adam_Gaha | 50 comments
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The existing/non existing Universe
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Eldovis | 19 comments
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Truth as such has no value in itself. - - - -
You need enough truth (= adequate knowledge of the real world 'out there' ) in order to successfully survive. If you know well enough those aspects ...
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Matias | 22 comments
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I'm wanting to challenge my beliefs, but struggling to find a challenge to them. I enjoy upgrading them when a well reasoned argument is made....... when one belief is changed, I get hungry for more. ...
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Secular_Squirrel | 20 comments
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In the balance between being responsible and being free, where do you find yourself? You could go all the way to one extreme and say you are free from all responsibilities bar what’s necessary for ...
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Denker | 14 comments
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Are we freethinkers to be as petty as Christians on their websites? I want to hear more about the world changing problems we might soon be facing and the unique solutions that only atheists are ...
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HumanistSinger | 11 comments
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My problem with this religion issue is how we have to choose which team to root for or should I say pray with. I get the carry on traditions with rituals shows respect for prior generations. Isn't ...
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HumboldtisHome | 13 comments
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Does anyone find themselves staying quiet about being athiest/skeptic around friends? I've found a lot of people who know that I'm an athiest beforehand automatically try to convert me or disparage ...
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Mcassarly | 43 comments
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Do I have free will?
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Christologist | 37 comments
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Why are we here ?
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Sofocleto | 43 comments
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I grew up in a Christian home, went to Evangelical/Baptist prep school, and went on to attend a Methodist University where the veil was finally lifted from my eyes after read Marilyn Manson's auto ...
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speezasaurus | 9 comments
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LINK Exorcising the Ghosts of the Sixties - TheHumanist.com
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zblaze | 4 comments
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If you could live forever, could you guess now when you would choose to stop existing? (Comment)
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x0lineage0x | 43 comments
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Apistevist
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Auty89 | 14 comments
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At what point did you realize you weren't compatible with the ideals of your contemporaries?
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Rabbittarius | 10 comments
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LINK The Middle Way Society: Agnosticism
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TheMiddleWay | 9 comments
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Does anyone else here read the actual arguments made by atheists/naturalists set forth on sites like infidels.org, or in books by the likes of Dr. Michael Martin and Dr. Rick Monnier? Do you have any ...
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PolyWolf | 10 comments
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Competition: healthy or not?
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Akfishlady | 60 comments
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Where are you on the bridge? What are YOU doing there?
For many years I have thought of agnosticism as a bridge - a metaphor for the means of completing the journey from the delusions of religion ...
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Mcflewster | 35 comments
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What happens after a human being dies?
To me, this is one of the easiest questions about life and death to answer. Not only is the answer painfully obvious but all of us, nonbelievers and ...
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JimiYugo | 66 comments
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Where do you find meaning?
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Lucignolo | 95 comments
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How to grieve after a passing of a loved one.
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ChrisOlesky777 | 21 comments
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Favorite Richard Dawkins quote?
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queerious | 23 comments
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POLL What is your biggest fear?
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Akfishlady | 90 comments
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Role Model Role Call
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MFAtheist | 21 comments
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My Question on omnipotent
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RaymondNoble | 18 comments
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I just received my "Agnostic.com" tee shirt ($15). I wore it to Sunday Brunch. I believe it was my "coming out" moment. I live in a senior retirement facility that caters to both independent and ...
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tfg1929 | 24 comments
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The difference among the labels: atheist, secularist, and antitheist.
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KenChang | 5 comments
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What is your definition of integrity?
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Happyonearth | 31 comments
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I've seen the word "plausible" thrown around quite a bit here in regards to spiritual/religious claims, I'll assume this is coming from pure agnostics, and not full on atheists.
I think words have ...
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HereticSin | 21 comments
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What is the most agreed upon truth that exists?
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noseenobelieve | 42 comments
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Robot Rights
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MShek | 32 comments
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PragerFU: Do We Have Free Will? - misterdeity [youtube.com]
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phxbillcee | 10 comments
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The need for religion, not God came up today. In the conversation, I brought up the fact that humans have always looked to order their lives, and religion is another way of ordering your life. There ...
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GreatNani | 36 comments
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I hope you can read this, John McCain's last words from his last book. Very well written, very good read.
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HippieChick58 | 12 comments
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LINK Wisdom from the dark ages of 1998 for the internet era
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JackPedigo | 10 comments
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Philosophy
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TheDrabbuh | 27 comments
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A friend from my bi-weekly atheist ladies Sunday brunch passed away this morning. She found out she was stage 4 liver cancer about five weeks ago. She decided against fighting and decided upon ...
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LilAtheistLady | 27 comments
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I wonder how many people here were born Atheist/Agnostic or were perhaps brought up religiously then for some reason decided to no longer believe in God. I was brought up a Jehovah's Witness until I ...
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rogshar | 34 comments
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How does this Joseph Campbell quote tie in with your atheism/agnosticism? Or not?
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bleurowz | 14 comments
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Is there such a thing as "cultural identity"?
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Matias | 14 comments
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I think your mind either expands or shrinks under either an alcoholic or drug induced state...You can have the most profound thoughts while under both effects and they will make so much sense but if ...
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Dragoria | 15 comments
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Humanism is about understanding the facts and reality of who we are and also exploring the wondrous possibilities of what we may become. What does Humanism mean to you?
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raines | 24 comments
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Is there such a thing as "cultural theft"?
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Matias | 43 comments
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I've always argued against the biggest islamic claim that the Quran is somehow unaltered since it was revealed to Mohammed.
I did some light research and found out about how it was compiled after ...
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Nardi | 16 comments
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We can help ourselves think more critically by keeping the following points in mind.
- Beware: We can all be fooled. Possibly the most common pitfall with regard to critical thinking is the belief...
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Matias | 7 comments
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How rigid are you? Can you change your mind when presented with verified facts? It seems believers have a different and difficult time with fact based change.
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KateZilla | 43 comments
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Prayers at meetings
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Ownyrvoice | 36 comments
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Hello everyone, I'm new here so I'm just gonna straight up ask a question :). Who is your favourite influential thinker of all time?
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Cosmic_Cam | 25 comments
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Should secularism be taught in high school as a part of a civics class or social studies.
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Marine | 20 comments
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"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change."
Source unknown (often misattributed to Darwin, but ...
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empirical | 22 comments
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At what point is a technologically enhanced human not a human anymore?
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WeaZ | 34 comments
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What if you could know...?
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BoingoOingo42 | 14 comments
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How can I have free will, by todays deffinition, if my behavior is so predictable it is written in a text book? Why could I be blamed?
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ewsintex | 11 comments
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I adore science and scientist and the drive to discover even though I kind of lack it myself, I love to follow those who have it.
But as I experience the wonder and intricacies of nature and have a...
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ThomasLevi | 4 comments
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The Sorites Parradox is an ancient conundrum that runs as follows;
If you have a pile of sand comprised of a thousand grains of sand and you take 1 grain of sand away at a time at what exact point ...
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cava | 10 comments
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Are we living in an era of "post-truth" ?
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Matias | 26 comments
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Share something you do to live deliberately.
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to ...
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PaigeM | 16 comments
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What is good for your soul?
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BoingoOingo42 | 54 comments
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Why are so many people pleased at other people's misfortune?
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Hitchens | 32 comments
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I find that most people who classify themselves as agnostics or atheists still have issues with Christianity. They do not believe in God, other religions, or the super-natural, and that is their ...
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SENIORMAN | 17 comments
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