Atheists may not believe in God per se, but most are still susceptible to religious dogma.
It's just human nature.
It's just human nature.
People seek to understand:
- how and why we exist
- our purpose
- what is good (and who is good)
- what is bad (and who is bad)
- what rules to live by
- how to attain happiness/salvation
Traditional religions provide this for the majority. In their absence, most still seek it.
- how and why we exist
- our purpose
- what is good (and who is good)
- what is bad (and who is bad)
- what rules to live by
- how to attain happiness/salvation
Traditional religions provide this for the majority. In their absence, most still seek it.
Some may truly be able to transcend all dogma and ideology - but what tends to happen is something else fills up that 'hole'.
It's not by accident that most climate alarmists, communists, radical feminists, SJWs, militant vegans, etc. are atheistic.
These are secular religions.
It's not by accident that most climate alarmists, communists, radical feminists, SJWs, militant vegans, etc. are atheistic.
These are secular religions.
