There is a much high chance that an atheist girl will be drunk at a bar and come back to your place than a religious girl, and believe me I know haha
... Whilst I doubt the validity of this point, I'll play along and say that the reasons for saying no as a religious girl would not be the correct ones most likely. If they were right, a non-theist is equally or more likely to think of it with their own state of mind or generally more logical mindset.
Its not the drinking part thats makes them different, its the willing to go back to my place part
I thought theistic people were generally considered insane?
/kidding
Well I dont know about all atheist girls out there but the non religious girls I have met like to party a lot harder than the religious ones. they get wasted on a staurday night and dont have to worry about church in the morning.
If they were occupied by any activity - Church, Ballet, singing, girls Football team, visiting family, etc, they would sustain the same behaviour - hence why Church was mentioned with them.
Believing in god is like believing in Santa.
Except the present is also a lie.
Well, probably.
The only reason religion came about was to explain the unexplainable.
Which in itself is natural.
No, I am not saying that makes it justified.
Religions were created by people who were ahead of their time.
I would think it's quite the contrary - people willing to find out what on the flat earth was going on already had a better mindset than those who blamed the sun for any physically difficult to observe events.
Basically smart people who got bored and wanted to trick the stupid people.
Where do you base this from? Unless they were
great pranksters who got a little too large I don't think that is the actual reason.
The only reason people still believe in god(s) is because their parents and their parents parents and their parents parents parents etc. believed and if their children didn't believe in the same things they did they would beat them.
Indoctrination - we're aware of that. But it wasn't that alone as I wouldn't underestimate human cowardice, entitlement or selfishness as we've seen those aspects of people shown in Religion.
Selfishness through the Hundred Years' War - a war based on Hierarchy which was closely related to Religion.
Entitlement would be the Crusades. A religiously sanctioned military forwarding that had only political motivations - the higher-ups essentially used religion as a tool for manpower.
Basically anyone under 30 that has common sense is an atheist.
Common sense would tell you that trying to classify people under such loose conditions is:
1) A poor way of convincing people and
2) A pathetic stab at those who deny what you say.
It should also be noted that you are judging those below the age of 8 as a result... indoctrination is a powerful tool and whilst I believe that everyone has enough extent of individuality that they can break from "their" religion in pretty much any circumstance I am barely surprised that many people do not.
But that doesn't mean they lack common sense. Some things are more powerful than that to some people.
I don't exactly understand how that is worked out in their heads, but that's why I go against Religion, now isn't it? ^^
- H
