Less people wanna have relationships now

discord has certainly killed a lot of my faith for humanity

Well i got faith in myself still

That's all that matters to me

i used to define religion like that 15 years ago because tony halme said it

Define?

Wym by that

when people asked me about religion, i said, i believe in myself more an more each day

Oh

One's more believable

people believe what they can touch better than something that exists as a concept only

i suppose that explains flat earth too

Flat earthers are a bit retarded tho

Sounds like some materialistic self esteem bullshit lmao

What does,

?

he's just trying to out trigger me

Idk

i think he just figured it all out, might have been because i flat out said it

Sounds like pussy shit

shitcunt is a wonderful word

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/brexit-may-deal-has-customs-union-in-all-but-name-tories-tell-corbyn-35m5h9ptw

We'll be in the EU but they will call it 'Brexit' cus the Peasants want 'Brexit'

@TwinVickers No, I'm saying your worldview on religion seems to be very one dimensional mand materialistic, twisted by your own opinions in order to fit how you think things should operate.

You rejected religion because it told you your bad habits were bad, but you didn't want to accept that reality.

You know, like the rest of a-religious society.

Wot

Too many contradictions in religion

Better just admit you don't know

Even if you believe that all the philosophy arguments point out that a god exists you still cannot prove it is "your" god

the value of religion is not in literal interpretation of its texts

True

also, god doesn't exists, but that's a boring question about religion.

There is no value in religion the person puts the value on it

Yeah it's politics not religion

fine, I'll rephrase it if you're being so picky about words: societies that follow some specific religions will generally get something that *you* deem valuable.

I guess if some of my values link with theirs

Or if we come up with the same conclusion

But i don't get the relevance

like, imagine arguing against "the boy who cried wolf".
"oh the boy didn't actually exist", "we don't even know his name", "what an unrealistic story", "why didn't they have better wolf protection/patrols"

that's not the fucking point of that story

so the point of a religion is to point out things we find valuable through stories?

yes, or at least the things that were valuable at the time stories were written