Islam in Europe

~~jwb~~ · 11-17-2020, 12:59 AM

I know what faith means ffs

It goes hand in hand with delusion. Believing things despite evidence to the contrary is kinda a hallmark trait of delusion. And since it lends itself to easily to such motivated reasoning, it's not surprising that religious people who have accepted a watered down secularized version of their faith fail to realize this.

OccultHawk · 11-17-2020, 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor

evidence to the contrary?

people who believe in Qanon are deluded

someone of Faith recognizes they're acting out of a sort of trust with conviction

you obviously don't know what it means, because if you're deluded you don't need Faith

Qanon is nowhere near as unlikely as a dead person came back to life and life after death and all the other entirely DELUSIONAL fantasy bull**** beliefs religious people have. An afterlife is impossible. Pizzagate is highly unlikely. Faith is just a generous word extended to people who believe something that’s not only unlikely but entirely impossible. Qanon has like 1 and a billion chance of being real. Heaven has a zero chance of being real. Zero. It’s impossible. Having faith in something that absolutely cannot be true is the most deluded you can be. There’s nothing more certain than the finality of death. Believing otherwise is the most delusional belief a person can have. There’s nothing more ridiculous.

You don’t have faith UNLESS you’re deluded.

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~~jwb~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Jul 2019 Posts: 4,403	I know what faith means ffs It goes hand in hand with delusion. Believing things despite evidence to the contrary is kinda a hallmark trait of delusion. And since it lends itself to easily to such motivated reasoning, it's not surprising that religious people who have accepted a watered down secularized version of their faith fail to realize this.