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In reply to the discussion: Is it Rude to Suggest that Religious Folks May Be Ignorant? [View all]Goblinmonger
(22,340 posts)22. Sounds like reading James Joyce.
Every summer I read Ulysses and I get done reading some pages and think "there is no way Joyce even knew what that just meant."
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the real question is, why is E.B. Tylor's rubric still being used, where religion is only an early,
MisterP
Dec 2011
#3
Is it rude to suggest that brown-skinned, Spanish-speaking people in America might be illegals? n/t
TygrBright
Dec 2011
#5
Yes... considering the US has a very large population of NATIVE latinos.
JustFiveMoreMinutes
Dec 2011
#6
I think this leads to much misunderstanding between religious people and...
Humanist_Activist
Dec 2011
#11
I would have an extemely difficult surviving in a jungle without modern supplies.
ZombieHorde
Dec 2011
#16
Uhm, its not like people living in a jungle didn't learn how to live there...
Humanist_Activist
Dec 2011
#34
Its a psychoactive substance, what would we be testing, its affects on humans?
Humanist_Activist
Dec 2011
#48
I wasn't aware that any of those groups made blanket claims about natural phenomena...
LAGC
Dec 2011
#25
If you ran across a group of people who worshipped Zeus, and prepared burnt offerings....
PassingFair
Dec 2011
#27
I'm sorry, where in there did Dawkins call religious people ignorant?
ChadwickHenryWard
Dec 2011
#41