[ SECRET POST #4010 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4010 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I AM an atheist shitlord, because I think that even if someone is religious and a good person, being part of a religious organization that promotes bigotry, even if they don't personally agree with that bigotry, means that they are supporting that bigotry.

[(Anonymous)]

1) Do you think that all religious institutions promote bigotry, or is this something that varies?

2) Does the same logic hold for non-religious institutions?

[(Anonymous)]

Not necessarily all religious organizations promote bigotry, but certainly most of the major ones.

I'm ​a lot more critical of people who join organizations that have an explicit social agenda. Even if someone belongs for other reasons, by participating, they are supporting that agenda, whether they personally agree with it or not.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you go by the over-arching group or judge by sub-groups? Because I'm Christian, which definitely has its bad apples, but I'm United Church of Christ, which is liberal and open and supports social causes (and has historically).