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Topic	Does choosing to believe in Atheism actually increase your intelligence level?
TheVipaGTS 07/15/17 1:07:24 AM #6:	muchdran posted... TheVipaGTS posted... No. I guess you could argue that being atheist will make you more likely to seek out answers to things rather than settling for "god did it"....and that could increase your intelligence but a Christian can do that too (and many do) while an atheist can not do that and still live in ignorance...just a different kind. Did god make you post this nonsense? What nonsense? I said that by being an atheist you may seek answers that many religious people don't care to know because "god did it"...but that that still isn't directly tied to being an atheist as many Christians (for example) can and do do that as well... <cite>TheVipaGTS posted [p:882941603] in Does choos... [t:75566821]...</cite> <quote><cite>muchdran posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote>No. I guess you could argue that being atheist will make you more likely to seek out answers to things rather than settling for "god did it"....and that could increase your intelligence but a Christian can do that too (and many do) while an atheist can not do that and still live in ignorance...just a different kind.</quote> Did god make you post this nonsense?</quote> What nonsense? I said that by being an atheist you may seek answers that many religious people don't care to know because "god did it"...but that that still isn't directly tied to being an atheist as many Christians (for example) can and do do that as well...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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