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I had the misfortune of having conversations with people who believe in God; it's awful. They have only one argument for everything. GOD SAID SO. IT IS WRITTEN IN THE SCRIPTURES.

It happens... But it's not always like that, I assure you ;)

Well, I'm not claiming that it's always the case. Some people "find" their god in a book written by a human and justify all their actions with it, which isn't cool. I don't particularly like Christians.

VayshanAnd even earlier, it was believed that the Earth was flat and the sun revolved around it.

And some believe so even now :)I glanced at the FAQ on their website... These are either very funny people (who, however, immediately state in the FAQ that this is not a joke), or very persistent people.

Speaking of stubborn people, what annoys me the most are Jehovah's Witnesses, who are constantly bothering everyone with their literature.

I glanced at their website's FAQ… They’re either very funny people (who, however, immediately state in the FAQ that this isn’t a joke) or very persistent ones.

And I still think that the Earth is shaped like a suitcase :).
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Attention! We have identified 1 (one) member of the Flat Earth Society among us! An urgent call for a team of paramedics and a forced injection of a dose of pre-school geography and physics is required!

I still think that the Earth is shaped like a suitcase.

Where did you see the word "flat"?

and a forced injection of a dose of preschool geography and physics!

Ideally, into the spinal cord :smile04:
Does anyone still want to claim that the Earth is flat, and not square?

Where did you see the word "flat"?

Here.

Poll results: What shape is the Earth?
Sphere 4 22.22%
Flat 1 5.56%
Suitcase 5 27.78%
Against all 8 44.44%

And why was the poll made anonymous?

Attention! We have detected 1 (one) member of the Flat Earth society among us! An urgent call for a sanitation team and a forced injection of a dose of pre-school geography and physics is required!

Ehh, General, we have a clogged toxin nozzle, give me a second to fix it!
The doctor is here!

A suitcase, yes :) Too bad I didn't see this topic earlier.

I had the misfortune of having conversations with people who believe in God; it's awful. They have only one argument for everything. GOD SAID SO. IT IS WRITTEN IN THE SCRIPTURES.

To be honest, the vast majority of "lol-atheists" are just as crazy. Very often, they try to express their very important opinion about religion whenever they can, and they proudly insert that they are atheists into any conversation. If you walk down the street with an atheist past a church, they will definitely look at it, make a face, and utter a tired cliché. If a spiritual question is even slightly touched upon in a conversation with an atheist, they will definitely launch into their favorite topic and curse religion with the most offensive words from their vocabulary. If an atheist visits a website dedicated to this topic or simply stumbles upon a VKontakte group, they will consider it their duty to engage in another rehearsed exchange of pleasantries with believers, sincerely hoping that, if not proving anything, they will at least troll the "stupid peasants."
In general, it is not very pleasant to communicate with an atheist. They are just as fanatical in their atheism as any religious fanatic can be, so the phrase "atheism is also a faith" has a perfectly valid basis.
However, of course, all of the above does not mean that all agnostics are superior; an agnostic is not as maximalist, but they are in doubt and cannot make up their mind.

An atheist still doesn't end any discussion with the phrase "so God commanded!", an atheist only touches upon the topic of faith, although they can be annoying as well.

Although, of course, everything written above does not mean that the Agnostic dominates everyone; an agnostic is certainly not so maximalist, but remains in doubt, unable to decide anything clearly.

Agnosticism seems closer to me, but I wouldn't say I'm in doubt. Rather, I simply allow for the possibility of the existence of a god, and that's it. I don't need anything from him; I live my life according to my moral principles and don't bother with any organized religion. As for me, I don't see the point in fiercely believing in a god or fiercely denying him; neither atheists nor believers have any arguments to support their point of view, and besides, we will all be there in due time and find out.