05 Sep '08 13:19>1 edit
On another thread a poster brought up an interesting issue. As an atheist it's been his experience that he's more likely to adhere to a life of truth, love, humility, compassion, justice etc. than many Christians he knows.
I started thinking about it in these terms: If you took a group of atheists who profess belief in living a life of truth, love, humility, compassion, justice etc. and a group of Christians who professed the same, which do you think would better adhere to these principles on the whole? Reflecting on my experience, I'd have to pick the atheists. I don't think it'd even be close.
I started thinking about it in these terms: If you took a group of atheists who profess belief in living a life of truth, love, humility, compassion, justice etc. and a group of Christians who professed the same, which do you think would better adhere to these principles on the whole? Reflecting on my experience, I'd have to pick the atheists. I don't think it'd even be close.