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Topic	How could a person be athiest?
Zeus 10/06/17 8:32:17 PM #23:	joemodda posted... Hundreds of religions claims to hold some divine truth while claiming others as false. At most only one religion can be true. I wager anyone who follows only one religion is closer to being an atheist than being a theist. Followers may reject every religion except one, but the difference between a devoted follower and an atheist is one religion. Unless there are multiple gods telling people different things or one god telling multiple people different things. Or everything is imperfect retellings of stories or ancestral memories, etc. Interestingly enough, mythologies from cultures which never met each other often have striking parallels in their myths. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash <cite>Zeus posted [p:887950068] in How could ... [t:75848974]...</cite> <quote><cite>joemodda posted...</cite> <quote>Hundreds of religions claims to hold some divine truth while claiming others as false. At most only one religion can be true. I wager anyone who follows only one religion is closer to being an atheist than being a theist. Followers may reject every religion except one, but the difference between a devoted follower and an atheist is one religion.</quote> Unless there are multiple gods telling people different things or one god telling multiple people different things. Or everything is imperfect retellings of stories or ancestral memories, etc. Interestingly enough, mythologies from cultures which never met each other often have striking parallels in their myths. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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