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Comatose Sphagetti

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7. Help me understand...
Thu Nov 22, 2018, 11:51 AM
Nov 2018

If I believe in and am an adherent of "Absurdity A," that will never influence my behavior/actions/decisions?

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"I Respect People's Right to Believe Whatever They Are Able to Believe." Comatose Sphagetti Nov 2018 #1
In the United States, people absolutely have the right to believe in absurdities. Mariana Nov 2018 #2
Yep. n/t Comatose Sphagetti Nov 2018 #3
There is a difference between belief and acting on those beliefs. MineralMan Nov 2018 #5
Some people are so heavily invested in their mythology... Major Nikon Nov 2018 #4
That is true, of course. When beliefs cause harmful actions, MineralMan Nov 2018 #6
It doesn't have to be complicated Major Nikon Nov 2018 #9
Concisely Put and Illustrated MineralMan Nov 2018 #10
Help me understand... Comatose Sphagetti Nov 2018 #7
I can't answer that, in your case. MineralMan Nov 2018 #8
Thanks Comatose Sphagetti Nov 2018 #11
One way or another, and for one reason or another, MineralMan Nov 2018 #12
It seems that way to me too. marylandblue Nov 2018 #15
I think there is some sort of random number generator MineralMan Nov 2018 #16
It need not have consequences, and the consequences need not be negative marylandblue Nov 2018 #13
Yes. Behavior in general seems to have little to do with religion, really. MineralMan Nov 2018 #17
And yet we have this huge "religious" voting block. Voltaire2 Nov 2018 #20
Simply knowing someone's religious belief is not enough to predict their vote marylandblue Nov 2018 #21
Yes that is true. It doesn't change the fact Voltaire2 Nov 2018 #22
Well belief is certainly an important factor marylandblue Nov 2018 #23
Odd statement but ok. Voltaire2 Nov 2018 #24
Put it in the context of Comatose Spaghetti's comment at the top of this subthread marylandblue Nov 2018 #27
I think that is obvious and evident. Voltaire2 Nov 2018 #19
I extend my respect to beliefs, not just persons marylandblue Nov 2018 #14
Well, we're somewhat alike. MineralMan Nov 2018 #18
I respect peoples RIGHT to believe edhopper Nov 2018 #25
Yes, exactly. MineralMan Nov 2018 #26
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