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In reply to the discussion: Finally, some honesty when it comes to indocrinating kids into religion. [View all]MellowDem
(5,018 posts)28. I love r/atheism...
Partly because it drives apologetic theists for terrible belief systems soooo mad they just can't stop looking at it. The dissonance must be uncomfortable to maintain for them.
But also because atheists have little to no voice in a society dominated by religion, and atheists need more forums to be open. So many are in the closet, online forums give them a place to talk.
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Finally, some honesty when it comes to indocrinating kids into religion. [View all]
cleanhippie
May 2014
OP
So you never go to church? And what makes it an echo chamber? And why do you browse it then?
MellowDem
Jun 2014
#30
I often go to church. I end up at r/atheism occasionally by following links. I rarely stay long.
rug
Jun 2014
#31
Actually, no, I wasn't. Yet you seem to know everything that gets posted there...
cleanhippie
Jun 2014
#25
For a while there was a minister on TV who had a magic show; he made bread appear in empty hats, etc
Brettongarcia
Jun 2014
#32