Religion is weird

@Hungus1 said in #20:

you have to die, die like permanently

There was a bit of sarcasm. When I'm using winky smiley that's a hint.

@bfchessguy said in #21:

There was a bit of sarcasm. When I'm using winky smiley that's a hint.
What is winky smiley?

@Hungus1 said in #22:

What is winky smiley?

;-)

@bfchessguy said in #23:

;-)
oh

I promise I will try to notify on Lichess if I achieve to do it permanently. ;-P

@Sleepy_Gary said in #17:

Interesting, I also occasionally practice as a part of my culture, but I am completely atheist. Isnt it funny that religious people will force their children to believe their lies, but think that showing their kids that LGBTQ people exist is indoctrination?

I think force is a harsh term. They genuinely believe it. Why wouldn't they tell their children the 'truth'?
I do believe parents should have the right to raise their kids the way they want, even if that means never exposing them to reality, like the existence of gay people, It's a principle for me.
but yes. I guess I struggle with the way religious people raise their children. I think there are wonderful things in it too, i just don't know if the good outweigh the bad.

@bfchessguy said in #25:

I promise I will try to notify on Lichess if I achieve to do it permanently. ;-P

we can't wait!

@griffindabeast said in #1:

I’ve always believed that everything makes perfect sense and anything that doesn’t make sense just means that you don’t understand it and have more to learn.

Oh, you bet! Like relativity and quantum theory.

@MrPushwood your right life is weird haha

@MrPushwood said in #28:

Oh, you bet! Like relativity and quantum theory.

These are very active fields of research, which supports @griffindabeast point in #1:

anything that doesn’t make sense just means that you don’t understand it and have more to learn.