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Old 06-14-2010, 01:09 PM
 
Location: Colorado
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Well, I can tell you THAT won't work - we've known each other forever and neither of us has changed our views one bit! I think you're friend probably really likes you and wants you to see her side. Religion can be such an argumentative subject, can't it?
Yes it is. That's why religion and politics are two subjects I try to avoid with friends!!
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Old 06-14-2010, 01:19 PM
 
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Yes it is. That's why religion and politics are two subjects I try to avoid with friends!!
You are wise! I can tell you what sharing information and reading books has done for me through the years with my friend - it has given me an appreciation of what goes through his mind, along with his beliefs and why he believes what he does regarding religion. It has done the same for him, also, from my standpoint. We are entitled to our own thoughts and opinions after all.
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Old 06-14-2010, 01:25 PM
 
Location: Colorado
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You are wise! I can tell you what sharing information and reading books has done for me through the years with my friend - it has given me an appreciation of what goes through his mind, along with his beliefs and why he believes what he does regarding religion. It has done the same for him, also, from my standpoint. We are entitled to our own thoughts and opinions after all.
I figure, we have both read the bible and view it in two completely different ways probably based on the way we were raised, it is just safer with some to stay off the topics. Because honestly not much she can say will help me understand her thinking.
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Old 06-14-2010, 05:19 PM
 
Location: Nowhere'sville
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Me too! I am trying very hard to get my atheist friend to read it. I've read many books he recommended. I tell him, come on - humor me! So far, nada.
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Can I ask why you are trying to get your atheist friend to read it?

Yeah someone convinced me to read it (I am agnostic) and it changed nothing at all for me except reinforced my non belief due to it's silliness.
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