is it fair to mock other people´s deep beliefs, faith and spirituality???

Question

obvioulsy i am not referring to christian jimbo jambo so come on my fellows atheits go for them!!!!

the rose hahahahhahaha yes i ahve to learn how to spell atheist...it is maybe athiest????? as we say in my country a deaf is talking about a blind hahahahahhaha...if you are mocking my spelling just check yours!!!!!

Answer 1

It's fair as long as you mock christian beliefs.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Not fair, but only partly acceptable when it's the majority or the alleged "elite" that gets picked on, or "mocked"... this is why Christians see it the most, whites see it the most, the rich get it, and so on... tough cookies, it's the way of the world.

And hilarious that Rose said you should learn how to spell atheists after she spelled it wrong another way herself. LOL!

Answer 4

No! The unfortunate thing is that there are actually people who dedicate their lives to destroying the faith of others. A true follower of God trys to build other people's faith regardless of differences of doctrine or belief. One who goes around trying to destroy the faith of others, regardless of what they say, is not serving God but only their pride. In fact, insulting another person's belief merely entrenches them more deeply into what they believe. True conversion happens through love and service to others.

There's nothing wrong with defending your own faith and promoting it to others. However, the moment it turns into an "My faith, and therefore I, am better than you," arguement, ones own faith is vain because they obviously don't understand it. The fruits of faith are love and service, not pride and hate. Trying to destroy those desires in others is the sign of a person who doesn't respects the rights of others to choose for themselves, and is merely trying to pull others down to their own state of misery and callousness.

Answer 5

No of course it's not fair nor desirable.
Insulting each other cause more than one war for us innocents to endure.
You don't do to others what you don't want done to you.
And don't say you could not give a stuff about who insults your beliefs. I am referring to the principle of the thing.

Answer 6

Fairness is relative. It's probably not very nice, but it gives me deep personal satisfaction knowing I may have planted a seed of doubt in someone who might otherwise grow up to be a television evangelist or mormon missionary.

Answer 7

It's fair to mock the extremists. The others should not be mocked.

Answer 8

What comes around goes around.

Specific religions, which can go nameless for this discussion, used ridicule and insults to destroy dozens of native cultures for centuries during their expansionary quest.

Now that they are getting a taste of their own medicine they scream foul.

Answer 9

Mocking people is not nice, but if they bring their belief in the public square it is fair game.

Answer 10

I believe that everyone has a right to their own faiths and beliefs or their lack of. I those who are religious among us dont like it when they are put down for their beliefs then they should stop trying to push their beliefs onto others.

Answer 11

Maybe we could host a "Mock-off" and everyone could get it out of their system....then we could pretend like we are adults and engage in serious conversation.....Nah...Just go ahead and mock us....